23rd October 2017
Lake District power lines buried at Braithwaite
Electricity North West has removed overhead power lines and electricity poles at Braithwaite, near Keswick, at a cost of £43,000
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23rd October 2017
Book review: The Island in imagination and experience by Barry Smith
Jim Perrin reviews a 'fascinating, scrupulous, angry' book
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20th October 2017
Walthamstow Wetlands, Europe's largest urban wetland nature reserve, opens today
Walthamstow Wetlands – dubbed 'London's best-kept secret' – opens to public today after £10.6m investment
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20th October 2017
Scottish Sikh Community helps save Caledonian Forest in memory of 1984 Sikh Massacre
The Scottish Sikh community has raised over £10,000 to commemorate the 1984 Sikh Massacre. Trees for Life have planted 1,984 trees to create a lifelong memorial for victims and survivors
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20th October 2017
Volunteers complete major work on Coast to Coast path
A 220m-long flagged path has been laid across a badly eroded section of the C2C trail
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18th October 2017
Free Nidderdale Way walking guide launched
The Upper Nidderdale Landscape Partnership has launched a free walking guide for the Nidderdale Way, which features some of Yorkshire’s most famous sights
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17th October 2017
Sir Chris Bonington issues statement after 'rival mountain rescue teams are competing' headline controversy
Sir Chris Bonington sparked outrage last week when interviews suggested rescuers did it ‘for the thrill’ – but he’s issued a statement clarifying his remarks
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16th October 2017
Ordnance Survey launch second annual National Map Reading Week – and a challenge from TGO
This week (16-22 October) marks National Map Reading Week. Here at TGO we'd like to set our readers a challenge
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16th October 2017
Britain's best views: the new Landscape Photographer of the Year book revealed
Landscape Photographer of the Year: Collection 11 (AA Publishing, £25) is out now.
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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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13th October 2017
The November 2017 issue of The Great Outdoors is out!
The November issue of TGO is out, and it's all about a celebration of autumn in the mountains: beautiful views, wilderness, backpacking and much more
