John Muir, father of the worldwide National Park movement, would have been 185 years old today. A lot of time has passed, but it’s always a good time to reflect on how we look after our wild places and our National Parks.
Six great reasons to go on one of our Lake District guided walks, led by our fantastic team of volunteers.
Action is being taken across the Lake District National Park to protect livestock during lambing season following tragedy in recent years.
Plans to restore the historic kitchen garden at the Lake District National Park’s Visitor Centre, Brockhole, have recently been unveiled and volunteers are being encouraged to sign up to help along the way.
Agriculture shows are a huge part of the farming culture. Across the Lake District and Cumbria there are several farming shows that take place during the year – a place where you can take a peak into the life of a farmer.
Details about this unique apprenticeship scheme in the Lake District.
We spent the day with two Field Rangers at Orrest Head, one of our Miles without Stiles routes. From re-surfacing the path to adding drainage to dry-stone walls.
Ullswater Way celebrates a successful two years. Hear from a Park Ranger on the work being done to maintain the route, in celebration of National Walking Month.
The Lake District National Park Authority is working with partners to launch two low-cost shuttle buses for summer.
This month it's National Walking month and the perfect excuse to tell you about our wonderful guided walks.
As thousands of swimmers from across the country are gearing up to take to waters of Windermere in this growing annual outdoor swimming event, a callout is being made for volunteer to join the fun.
Community Energy Cumbria Ltd (CEC) started generating electricity on the roof of the Lake District National Park (LDNP) head office in Kendal from a 30kw solar photo voltaic array, powering computers, lighting and electrical equipment throughout the building.
If you’re a fan of roaming the Lake District’s unique and sometimes testing fells in all weathers then this could be the job for you.
A forest road in Ennerdale, the wildest and least inhabited valley in the Lake District.
Find out how we’re planning to reconnect the A591 for walking, cycling and horse riding.
