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Building fences in the Lake District National Park

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	Posted: 15 October 2008	Read More..

Lake District towns essential to world heritage bid Keswick, Ambleside, Windermere and Bowness could play an important role says new research.
	Posted: 15 October 2008	Read More..

Big challenges for the biggest lake Representatives from leading environmental bodies throughout the north west will gather in the Lake District next month to unveil details of a new programme aimed at improving the environmental quality of the Windermere catchment for the benefit of biodiversity, water supply, landscape and the local economy.
	Posted: 14 October 2008	Read More..

Working in a winter woodland - Bass Reflections As winter draws in, a warm welcome awaits for woody work enthusiasts ready to take up the tree challenge.
	Posted: 8 October 2008	Read More..

Revving up for forest rally Walkers, cyclists and horse riders are being given advanced warning of disruption as the countdown begins to a renowned Lake District rally next month where more than 100 cars and around 5,000 spectators will flock to the forest spectacular.
	Posted: 7 October 2008	Read More..

Birds in hand Declining numbers of breeding wading birds in the Lake District, especially distinctive curlews and lapwings, are the focus of a new initiative to help boost numbers and restore habitats.
	Posted: 1 October 2008	Read More..

Communicators plan to be clear and inspirational Information about the activities of the Lake District National Park Authority will be clearer and more inspirational in the future, according to today's report.
	Posted: 22 May 2008	Read More..

Charities urged to tread carefully Charities and fundraising organisations doing the Three Peaks Challenge event in 2008 are being urged to observe the Code of Practice.
	Posted: 18 January 2008	Read More..

Fishing for vital statistics - BLRP Size really matters when it comes to Bassenthwaite fish and lake anglers are being asked to share vital information from their catch.
	Posted: 19 December 2007	Read More..

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	Posted: 6 June 2007	Read More..

Woodland renaissance An ancient Furness woodland is enjoying a renaissance as charcoal burners and craftsman return to the historic 95 acre plot.
	Posted: 23 May 2007	Read More..

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	Posted: 21 February 2007	Read More..