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National Trails UK Newsletter: April 2025

Written by
Laura Perratt
Published on
May 9, 2025

The April edition of the National Trails UK newsletter is out now – and it’s full of fresh updates as we kick off the new financial year. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s inside:

NTUK’s new Business Plan: We’ll be launching our new 3-year Business Plan over the next few weeks – keep your eyes peeled.
We’re hiring: Our brilliant Impact Fundraiser, Laura Perratt, is off to pastures new. Know someone who could take on this exciting role? Please help us spread the word.
Funding for landscape-scale projects: A new report on funding opportunities for landscape-scale projects – including Coastal Wildbelt – is coming soon.
National Trails in LNRSs: Thanks to NTUK, National Trails and Coastal Wildbelt are being recognised in Local Nature Recovery Strategies across England.
One map to rule them all: For the first time, you can now explore all 20 National Trails in one place, thanks to our new interactive map on Esri’s Living Atlas.

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