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Countryside Commission
This British public agency aims to preserve and maintain the parks, trails, coasts, and forests of the UK for generations to come. An event calendar and free publications keep you up to date on their progress.
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Chester Zoo
The United Kingdom salutes the animal kingdom at the Chester Zoo. Get visitor info or explore the animal profiles. From the photos, we suspect the Capybaras are planning a coup!
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Lake District National Park Authority
Dont be afraid of authoritysomeone has to tame the last of the wild country left in England. This park power has fashioned a site of historical, geological, and photographic significance, featuring lodging info and the current weather report. If you'll be exploring more of picturesque Cumbria and the Lake District, don't miss their Links section.
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The Yorkshire Dales National Park
Cant tell a meadow from a moor? A fell from a hill? No problem! This online guide teaches you to distinguish landscape features at a glance. And those white, woolley things? Sheep.
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Warwickshires Countryside Recreation
Eight great country parks dot the Warwickshire territory, each with a different natural environment. From Ryton Pools to Hartshill Hayes, one is bound to meet your organic expectations. Peruse the park profiles and pick your pastoral pleasure.
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Dartmoor National Park Authority
Some tips for the Dartmoor park: follow your guide, dont feed the animals, and count on bad weather. A saying like: 9 months winter, 3 months bad weather doesnt bode well.
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Forestry Commission of Great Britain
The Forestry Commission takes its trees and timber seriously, both online and off. Download the latest Forest Life magazine, or branch out and research your own UK woodland vacation right here.
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Marwell Zoological Park
How can you resist a baby rhino or the expectant ostriches at this Hampshire habitat? Check out the maps, pictures, and educational programs. Its all happening at the zoo.
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Rye Harbor Nature Reserve
With habitats ranging from marsh to woodland and tenants including frogs, badgers, bats, and foxes, this sanctuary is a natural phenomenon. A detailed map fills you in on footpaths and facilities, flora and fauna.
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