National Landscapes on BBC's 'Open Country'
Posted on 23rd January 2020
BBC Radio 4's 'Open Country' discusses the new concept of National Landscapes
Anglo-American bid for Sirius undecided
Posted on 15th January 2020
Giant mining company Anglo-American has until 5 February to decide whether to go ahead with its $500 million bid to save the Woodsmith Mine - but the market for the mine's polyhalite is uncertain.
Sir William Worsley for NYMA Conference
Posted on 7th January 2020
The 'National Tree Champion' will speak on his work at NYMA's conference in October 2020.
Kate Ashbrook wins 'Great Outdoors' award
Posted on 3rd January 2020
Congratulations to Kate Ashbrook, who's been recognised for her excellent campaigning work on countryside access.
Christmas is near!
Posted on 9th December 2019
It's not all campaigning and projects ...
Whitby Museum and NYMA
Posted on 5th December 2019
Whitby Museum's Education department is in discussion with NYMA over using History Tree materials
2020 Vision for National Landscapes
Posted on 28th November 2019
Confirmed speakers for NYMA conference
Tribute to National Parks Pioneer
Posted on 25th November 2019
Len Clark, who died recently at the age of 103, was a hugely important advocate of countryside access and preservation.
Woodsmith Mine in trouble
Posted on 23rd November 2019
Sirius Minerals faces a challenging funding environment in trying to complete the Woodsmith Mine.
Campaign for National Parks Conference
Posted on 22nd November 2019
Climate crisis, national landscapes and building coalitions