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Walkers fill footprints with project gift
While the world seems obsessed with carbon footprints, a group of walkers has made a donation to help the effects of their actual footprints on the Lakeland fells.
Helicopter drop for 'critical moss' in moorland trial
A helicopter was used to drop vital moorland moss by national park staff in an effort to reverse decades of erosion.
Ban wild camping on more loch shores, says MSP
The ban on wild camping proposed for Loch Lomond’s shore should be extended to other lochs across the area, a Tory MSP has said.
Stanage bus tempts Peak visitors with cheap fares
Peak District walkers and climbers can leave the car at home at weekends and climb on an environmentally friendly bus to reach the national park honeypots.
Bruce and Tess lead the way for young Peak walkers
Forget Thomas the Tank Engine and Bertie; young walkers in the Peak District can now get around with help from Bruce the Bus and Tess the Train.
Hair rollers among rubbish netted in Knoydart clean-up
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Peak moors project goes through to lottery final
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School students will lead Peak moors research
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Our uplands are 'neglected and declining'
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Kinder project aims to reduce flood risk
They are the source of drinking water for millions of inhabitants of northern towns and cities, but the Peak District moors can also deliver devastating floods when torrential rain pours off the peat uplands.
Students help Peak moorland climate-change research
School students joined national park staff to gather research evidence on climate change in the Peak District.
Euro-cash means green light for moors restoration
A massive project to regenerate some of the country’s most important moorland will go ahead after the European Union pledged £5½m to safeguard stretches of upland in the Peak District and South Pennines.
Scots instructors will get wild-camping training
Scotland’s outdoor instructors will be trained to reduce their impact on the wild in a series of sessions starting tomorrow.
Bosses seek outdoor enthusiasts' views
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Calderdale's moorland green lungs
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Peak moors project bids for Lottery glory
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A short trip to Moughton's alien landscape
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New bus services to tempt Dales visitors
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