Lake District National Park Authority

About Lake District National Park Authority

The Lake District National Park Authority is dedicated to conserving and enhancing the natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage of the Lake District, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Established in 1951, the Authority plays a crucial role in managing the park’s landscapes and promoting sustainable tourism.

With a vision to create a thriving environment for both residents and visitors, the Authority focuses on several core activities:

• Conservation: Protecting the unique ecosystems and biodiversity of the Lake District.
• Visitor Services: Providing information and support to enhance the visitor experience.
• Community Engagement: Working closely with local communities to promote sustainable practices and economic development.
• Education: Offering educational programs that raise awareness about the importance of conservation.

The Authority collaborates with various stakeholders, including local councils, businesses, and conservation groups, to achieve its goals. It also actively promotes outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling, and water sports, encouraging people to connect with nature.

Through its initiatives, the Lake District National Park Authority aims to ensure that the park remains a cherished destination for future generations while balancing the needs of the environment and the community.