The first Environmental Delivery Plan could shape the future of nature restoration. Explore the key concerns, risks and ...

We are CPRE, the countryside charity. Learn how we're working for a beautiful and thriving countryside that's accessible to ...

This year marks 70 years since the legislation to create our first National Parks was passed. The National Park and Countryside Act 1949 was a visionary piece of legislation that created a network for ...

St George’s Day marks the perfect time to celebrate the legends of England’s dragons! Landscapes associated with these fantastic beasts abound in every region – here we delve into the stories of five ...

A hundred years of CPRE. It’s a genuinely remarkable milestone to be marking, and I feel enormously proud to have any connection to it at all — because my great-grandfather, Sir Herbert Griffin, was ...

The weather tends to be balmy in July, with the occasional heatwave giving in to thunderstorms. There’s a lot happening in the natural world, so read on to find out about the wildlife you can discover ...

Our new research reveals that there is enough brownfield land to build 1.4m homes in England, and more than half of these sites already have planning permission (either outline permission or better), ...

This report builds upon previous research from CPRE, the countryside charity into rural ‘transport deserts’ to set out what a comprehensive bus network for England would look like, with services to ...

We are CPRE, the countryside charity. Learn how we're working for a beautiful and thriving countryside that's accessible to everyone - and how to get involved.

Use the toolkit to provide information on brownfield land in your local area to help increase the amount available for development and to protect greenspaces and countryside. Read about how to the ...

There’s been a hundred-fold increase in our best farmland lost to development in little more than a decade, new CPRE research has found. And 60% of our finest agricultural land is at risk of flooding.

The Labour Party last week set out their plans for delivering new homes in the Green Belt. They propose a new definition of ‘grey belt’ land that they see as poor-quality Green Belt land such as ‘ugly ...