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These are listed below.

The county's landscape is a unique blend of physical and cultural characteristics. It possesses a diversity of environments: spectacular mountains and rugged fells; pastoral and wooded valleys; and numerous lakes, tarns and rivers, many of which are of national and international importance.

We are a membership organisation with supporters throughout Britain and abroad. We work alongside other organisations and local groups to achieve a stronger recognition of the contribution of landscapes to the well-being of the nation and of the need to protect them from the effects of damaging developments.

We promote research to find sustainable solutions to countryside problems and encourage communities to take an active involvement in improving their local landscape by grant-aiding environmental projects. We represent the Council for the Protection of Rural England thoughout Cumbria.

Natural England works towards the delivery of four strategic outcomes, which together deliver on our purpose to conserve, enhance and manage the natural environment for the benefit of current and future generations.

• A healthy natural environment: England’s natural environment will be conserved and enhanced.
• Enjoyment of the natural environment: more people enjoying, understanding and acting to improve, the natural environment, more often.
• Sustainable use of the natural environment: the use and management of the natural environment is more sustainable.
• A secure environmental future: decisions which collectively secure the future of the natural environment.

The Lake District National Park Authority is an independent local authority and part of the local government in the Lake District. It does some, but not all, of the work that is done by the County and District Councils outside the National Park. These other councils also have an important role to play inside the National Park.

The Lake District National Park Authority is the local government body established to conserve and enhance the Lake District's natural beauty, wildlife, and cultural heritage; and promote the public's understanding and enjoyment of the National Park's special qualities. LDNPA try to ensure that developments and activities are not harmful, to encourage responsible countryside access, to inform and educate visitors and local people about conservation issues and foster the economic and social well-being of the local communities.

South Lakeland has an extremely rich natural and built heritage, including high quality landscapes and a wealth of historic buildings and historical remains. This heritage contributes much to the quality of life enjoyed by the district's residents. It is also fundamental to the district's popularity as a visitor destination and, consequently, makes a significant contribution to its economic prosperity.

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Scroggs Woodland

Kendal Caravans is the only caravan holiday home distributor in the Lake District National Park, serving the whole of Cumbria, The Yorkshire Dales, Northumberland, The Scottish Borders and Dumfries and Galloway.

They maintain a wide selection of both new and used static holiday caravans at their showground outside Kendal.

Working with over 200 holiday caravan parks, including some of the finest in the United Kingdom, Kendal Caravans are able to offer free advice on the suitability and availability of vacant pitches, reducing your search for the perfect site to a minimum.

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Great Knott Wood
Fix the Fells

Pete and John, the owners of the company, accompany all the guided walks; as well as writing the route notes for the self guided ones. They are both very experienced walkers, and the company has been awarded prestigious ROAM recognition by the Cumbria Tourist Board.

For more information, visit their website at www.knobblystick.com

Plumgarths is a business specialising in local produce just within the Lake District National Park. Plumgarths are commited to contributing to a sustainable local rural economy by creating new jobs, reducing the food miles and ultimately, reconnecting the food chain.
Developed by the Geldards, a traditional Cumbrian farming family, Plumgarths provides you with the opportunity to purchase a wide range of natural, wholesome, high quality food sourced from local farmers and other small scale suppliers located throughout Cumbria - from the wind-swept fells to peaceful lake shores.

Plumgarths offer all visitors to the Lake District and local residents a very warm welcome to the Farm Shop. For visitors who live further-a-field home delivery is available.

Bridge House is a beautiful listed Georgian building, a former station-master's house and was built in approximately 1840.

Bridge House has two guest bedrooms: a twin and a double, both with ensuite shower rooms. Each room has TV and tea & coffee making facilities.

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The Climate Contribution Fund

Langdale Walking Holidays are ready to introduce you to our selection of exciting holiday destinations to some of the most beautiful countries around the world.
There are many advantages of travelling with Langdale Walking & Adventure Holidays - experienced tour leaders; meticulous planning; guides with local and regional knowledge; the back-up of local agents; ATOL Protected through the Civil Aviation Authority, as well as the opportunity to enjoy the company of like-minded people as travelling companions.
Langdale Walking Holidays pride themselves in arranging walking holidays that include a touch of adventure for people looking for something a little different. You can expect excellent standards of accommodation, fine meals, stunning locations and fabulous walks. The emphasis is always on style, comfort and quality

Levens Hall is a magnificent Elizabethan mansion built around a 13th Century pele tower, which was expanded and rebuilt towards the end of the 16th Century. The hall contains a collection of Jacobean furniture, fine paintings, the earliest English patchwork and many other beautiful objects. The world-famous award winning gardens were laid out in 1694. The topiary, beech hedges and colourful seasonal beds create a stunning visual impact. The topiary garden has huge abstract shapes, pyramids and columns reminiscent of monstrous chessmen.
Check out their website for opening times.