In celebration of International Dark Sky Week (21st to 28th April), we speak to Jen Rogers and Gary Holpin about their passion for dark sky photography, preferred shooting locations, and tips for photographing the Milky Way and the Northern Lights.
Celebrating 75 years of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, which in England alone accounts for 26% of the land, with 15 National Parks, 46 National Landscapes and 20 National Trails.
This year we as a Charity will again be supporting Green Friday (29th November 2024) and Giving Tuesday (3rd December 2024); aiming to give people globally an opportunity to avoid the pressure to buy which comes with Black Friday and do something special for the planet.
Director Julian and National Trail Officer Lorna recently attended the opening of our International Friendship Trail with the Bruce Trail in Canada and from there went onto the 2024 World Trails Network Conference in Ottawa. Here is an update from their time in Canada written by Lorna.
This Monday 19th August is World Photography Day, and what better than to talk about capturing the changing land and seascapes, wealth of heritage, adventures and people on Britain’s longest National Trail through the lens.
National Trail Officer, Lorna Sherriff, shares how climate change and changes in weather patterns is impacting on the South West Coast Path and how you can get involved with our #EveryMileMatters campaign.
The South West Coast Path 