National Landscapes
Introduction
There are 46 National Landscapes in the UK. These are places with national importance, protected for the nation's benefit, but cared for by local teams with a deep understanding of the distinctive web of interconnecting factors that make these places special.
National Landscapes in Numbers
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Use either the map, or the list to find your nearest National Landscape. Click the area/logo to find out more about a National Landscape.
England
Arnside & Silverdale
Blackdown Hills
Cannock Chase
Chichester Harbour
Chilterns
Cornwall
Cotswolds
Cranborne Chase
Dedham Vale
Dorset
East Devon
Forest of Bowland
High Weald
Howardian Hills
Isle of Wight
Isles of Scilly
Kent Downs
Lincolnshire Wolds
Malvern Hills
Mendip Hills
Nidderdale
Norfolk Coast
North Devon Coast
North Pennines
North Wessex Downs
Northumberland Coast
Quantock Hills
Shropshire Hills
Solway Coast
South Devon
Suffolk Essex Coast & Heaths
Surrey Hills
Tamar Valley
Wye Valley / Dyffryn Gwy
Wales
Case Studies
National Landscapes teams are working hard all the time for people, nature, climate and place. Find out more about recent projects making a difference around the country.
The Bowland Award
Every year, a Bowland Award theme is selected and teams are invited to nominate projects addressing this theme. Each National Landscape Partnership can then vote for the project they think shows the most innovative or effective approach.
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