The UK's 15 National Parks work with leading global brands and national partners through National Parks Partnerships. Our partners provide vital support to the National Parks family and help drive positive change for people, nature and climate.
Levy
NPP has announced global hospitality partner Levy UK as a funding provider, supporting the restoration of nature across National Parks through their newly launched Living System Fund, a new not-for-profit initiative developed with RegenFutureCo. In its first year, the Living System Fund will support seven projects across the UK, including our own GrubsUp!
Thanks to the funding, GrubsUp! is extending its work into Bransdale and Farndale, building on the great work already happening along the southern edge of the National Park, and strengthening wildlife corridors that link important habitats such as woodland, species-rich grassland, ponds and hedgerows. It! will reconnect habitats across the valleys and the wider project area by restoring wildflower meadows, encouraging ponds and wet ground, and improving areas that run alongside streams and rivers. Together, these features help form a network of connected spaces that support insects and other wildlife that depends on them.
GrubsUp! will also raise awareness of the importance of dark skies, and how artificial lighting at night can disrupt moths and other night-flying insects. The project will encourage communities to adopt wildlife-friendly lighting and make small changes that can make a big difference for nocturnal pollinators.
Find out more about our partnership with Levy
Santander UK
Santander UK is a Founding Partner of Revere and has committed significant funding to restore critical landscapes, with projects designed to enhance the environment and promote long-term climate resilience.
Thanks to Santander, our GrubsUp! project will restore and connect vital wildlife sites surrounding one of North Yorkshire’s most scenic roads, the busy A170 that links Thirsk with Scarborough. In a drive to connect these spaces, not just for people, but for nature and wildlife too, new ‘insect super-highways’ will be created and cared for. This will include planting native hedgerows, restoring grasslands and creating ponds and wetlands. It will also involve the enhancement of road verges and other community-managed green spaces, all aimed at boosting biodiversity and ensuring that insects can move between sites.
Find out more about our partnership with Santander UK
Howdens
Howdens support nature recovery projects that focus on enhancing biodiversity, restoring local ecosystems, and contributing to urgent climate action across the UK’s National Parks.
Thanks to Howdens, as well as boosting numbers of invertebrates, which supports species further up the food chain, our GrubsUp! project will support owls, other birds and bats through a collaboration with a local Men’s Sheds charity group to make flat pack homes out of untreated timber offcuts donated by Howdens. These can then be made up by local community groups including scouts and school groups as an engagement activity.
Find out more about our partnership with Howdens
Pearl & Dean (Wild Spaces)
We are partnering with Pearl & Dean on Wild Spaces - a cinema spot that funds nature restoration projects in our National Parks. In 2026, Wild Spaces are visiting National Parks and meeting community groups who connect in nature.
This film shines a light on dark skies, taking us to Sutton Bank National Park Centre, where we follow a local astronomy group on a snowy stargazing night. 85% of us will never see the Milky Way from our front door and without action to reduce light pollution, this will only get worse for us and the natural world we rely on. Impacts on wildlife, evolved over millions of years with natural day/night cycles, are proven. From blackbirds and robins waking too early and singing under streetlights to moths circling around lights instead of pollinating, bats staying in roosts and not feeding, insect development affected or even hedgehog behaviour disrupted, the effects are broad and severe.
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BMW UK
BMW UK & UK National Parks joined forces to deliver The Recharge in Nature Project. This powerful partnership seeks to enhance the EV charging network across all 15 National Parks together with funding impactful, locally-led projects in a range of areas including biodiversity; nature restoration; sustainability and wellbeing.
Thanks to BMW UK, you'll now find six EV chargers at our Sutton Bank National Park Centre and eight EV chargers at Danby Lodge, two of which are accessible EV charging bays.
Through The Recharge In Nature Project, here in the North York Moors, our 'Wild Leaders' programme is encouraging young people (aged 16+) from surrounding towns to volunteer in the National Park. The project has enabled children, families and young people who already volunteer to continue their journey through Explorers and Young Rangers. The initiative is helping to promote their physical and mental health, while establishing a group of long-term conservationists for the National Park.
Find out more about our partnership with BMW UK
Forest Holidays
The UK’s National Parks and Forest Holidays are working together on ‘National Park Futures’, which seeks to connect over 20,000 young people with nature.
Here in the North York Moors, Forest Holidays have supported our Young Ranger Scheme. Our fantastic young rangers, aged between 11-17, undertake practical conservation work within the National Park each month. They also complete skills activities learning about species ID, outdoor safety and first aid whilst achieving John Muir Awards. We are passionate in tackling barriers which young people face in accessing our youth volunteering opportunities.
Find out more about our partnership with Forest Holidays
Sykes Holiday Cottages
Sykes Holiday Cottages support our National Parks Nature programme, which delivers a range of conservation projects across the National Parks.
Find out more about our partnership with Sykes Holiday Cottages and how your holiday booking can help support our vital work.
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The Estée Lauder Companies UK & Ireland
The Estée Lauder Companies UK & Ireland (ELC) is a Founding Partner of Revere, specifically supporting nature-based solutions innovation across the UK National Parks. Find out more about our partnership with The Estée Lauder Companies UK & Ireland (ELC)
Vodafone UK
Vodafone and the National Parks Partnership uses AI technology to help connect people with nature and protect it for the future.
Running for an initial three years, the partnership will include the delivery of AI-powered habitat mapping across all fifteen National Parks. This will help transform the approach to conservation, by securing detailed habitat and biodiversity data in just a fraction of the time it would take to produce manually. Vodafone will also use its innovative technology to help provide the National Parks with real-time, high-resolution data on biodiversity, visitor impact and habitat health.