There are many people who play a role in looking after the National Park. The Partnership Management Plan (PMP) is a key document that sets out the priorities for the South Downs National Park for the next five years and how we will work together to achieve this shared vision.
The world is facing both climate and nature crises at a time when people have never needed access to green space more. The South Downs National Park is already being impacted and needs an ambitious vision for the next five years to meet these crises and to deliver for nature, climate, people and place. This is your National Park, and we need your input to decide what the shared priorities for the next five years should be. Over the coming months there will be different opportunities to get involved.
Resources for Change are working with the SDNPA to ensure we hear from as many voices as possible but to do that we really need your support. We think that your views around what the National Park does next are critical and so please do sign up or encourage others to do the same and help create a plan for the future that works for nature and for everyone.
Please see the table of upcoming events below and a link to the SDNPA website were you can complete a short survey.
Phase 2: Priority outcomes and action planning – Everyone is welcome to attend events listed below.
| Date | Time | Venue |
| Wednesday 5th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 7pm – 9pm | ONLINE |
| Thursday 6th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 10am – 3pm | Stroud Village Hall |
| Monday 10th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 10am – 3pm | Pulborough Village Hall |
| Tuesday 11th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 7pm – 9pm | ONLINE |
| Wednesday 12th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 7pm – 9pm | ONLINE |
| Friday 14th March CLICK HERE TO BOOK YOUR PLACE | 10am – 3pm | Linklater Pavilion, Lewes |
Together for Nature, Climate and People – South Downs National Park Authority
Friends of Lewes 