Project Updates

Innovative local projects show how small ideas can transform trails, wildlife, access and community connections

Discover how £3.6M of Access for All funding is helping National Trails partnerships deliver practical accessibility improvements across England’s 5,500-mile trail network.

From wildlife benches to coastal adventures, discover local initiatives transforming trails and communities.

A new GIS-powered Nature Hub enabling efficient, UK-wide nature recovery and showcasing the impact of collaborative innovation.

A national movement uniting people and nature to create a thriving, resilient, and inclusive future for England’s coast.

Discover how National Trails UK’s new Test and Trial Fund is enabling small, locally led projects to deliver nature recovery, access, health and climate resilience along our national walking routes. Learn what it’s all about and what’s been given the green light.

We are looking for an innovative ecology consultant to support us on an exciting project that will lay the foundation for a standardised approach to habitat baselining National Trails corridors.

The second in the 'Path to Nature Recovery' series is now launched, this time focusing on the Coastal Grasslands Reconnected project along the Durham Heritage Coast section of the King Charles III England Coast Path.

What does nature recovery on a National Trail look like?