20th December 2017
Roger Smith's column: Fog over Thirlmere
Roger Smith looks at the increasingly murky background to the zipwire proposal
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18th December 2017
Terry Abraham resigns as ambassador of new Lake District charity in protest against Thirlmere zipwire plan
Plans for a controversial zipwire complex in the Lake District National Park have come under fire from all sides
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11th December 2017
International Mountain Day: climate change and glacial retreat in the Swiss Alps
For International Mountain Day, we're highlighting the rapid pace of change in the Swiss Alps
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11th December 2017
Patagonia sues the Trump Administration
Patagonia: "The President stole your land"
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22nd November 2017
Conservation volunteers celebrated by Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland
The Outdoor Access Trust for Scotland has given awards to volunteers for their tireless conservation work, including path repair
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21st November 2017
Environmental projects receive EOCA conservation funding after public vote
After a record-breaking number of applications, five environmental and conservation projects have received a total of €150,000 in funding from EOCA
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20th November 2017
Mend Our Mountains returns with £1 million target for repairing British mountain paths
Last year, Mend Our Mountains raised over £100,000 to repair Britain's hills and mountains. In 2017 it returns with an ambitious new target
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6th November 2017
New project aims to enhance and protect upland commons
A new partnership to support the upland commons is in line for a £2.3m grant – but will it help promote environmental recovery?
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13th October 2017
Mountain hares facing 'local extinction'
In light of 'severe' population declines, environmental and outdoor organisations call for a temporary ban on all mountain hare culling
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6th February 2017
'Urgent repairs to Snowdonia's paths needed'
A major fundraising appeal is launched
