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Scots' wish-list includes end to birds-of-prey persecution
Scots want to see an end to the persecution of birds of prey. The finding was one of the top five things the public wants in a survey that revealed...
Cononish gold mine gets the go-ahead from planners
A controversial plan to reopen a goldmine in a Highlands national park was given the go-ahead today. The Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Par...
Hitch halts lift-off of rocket carrying new sat-nav system
The launch of the first two satellites in a new system that would provide greater navigational accuracy for outdoor enthusiasts has been delayed.
National park boss recommends goldmine go-ahead
A national park boss has recommended the reopening of a goldmine in the Highlands despite it being against the park authority’s landscape policy.
Avalanche victim's memorial fund offers climbing expedition cash
Trustees of a fund set up in memory of a climber who died in an avalanche in the Scottish Highlands are offering financial help for mountaineering expeditions.
Temperature drop catches out Lakeland climate-change visitors
A group of visitors looking at climate change in a national park were caught out by a sudden variation in the local climate as temperatures plunged by 12C overnight.
Pennine Bridleway bridge design gains plaudits
A bridge carrying a bridleway over a river has been highly commended for its outstanding design. The structure, which carries the Pennine Bridleway...
Chief hails 'commonsense' decision on Lakes and Dales park extensions
The decision to recommend the enlargement of two English national parks has been hailed as a victory for commonsense.
National Trust campaign goes on as Cameron moves to quell disquiet
The head of the National Trust has urged the charity’s members and supporters to continue pressuring the coalition Government over concerns about changes to planning laws.
Third outing for rescuers as woman injures ankle
Mountain rescuers paid their third visit to the same area in five days to help a walker who had injured her leg.
Police award for mountain rescuers during 'demanding year'
Police presented a team of volunteer mountain rescuers with a plaque in recognition of their service.
Walling group builds ford on Dales bridleway
Walkers, mountain bikers and horseriders will find a Dales route easier going after a group of drystone wallers built a cobbled ford across a beck.
Village greens at risk from latest Government plans, campaigners say
The English village green is at risk from Government plans to change the rules on registering land for local use, campaigners said.
The UK's County Tops, by Jonny Muir
Fancy a varied walking challenge? Jonny Muir guides you to the top of the UK's 91 county high points, with some surprising finds...
Leo joins Berghaus TV adventure campaign team
Top British climber Leo Houlding will feature in gear manufacturer Berghaus’s first television campaign.
Duke will open new Ordnance Survey headquarters
The Duke of Edinburgh will today officially open the new headquarters of Britain’s official mapping agency, 42 years since he and the Queen opened the Ordnance Survey’s previous head office.
Ramblers chief Tom steps down
The head of Britain’s biggest walking campaign group is leaving the charity. The Ramblers’ chief executive Tom Franklin will step down from his...
Lost climbers, brawling campers and injured walker keep rescuers busy
A north Wales mountain rescue team had to contend with a mix of calls for help over the weekend, from brawling campers to lost climbers.