Partners helping to deliver the South Downs Partnership Management Plan

Below is a list of all of the partners so far committed to delivering the shared objectives set out in this Partnership Management Plan for the South Downs National Park.

This list is by no means exhaustive, and we hope it will continue to grow as our partnerships strengthen and grow and our delivery plan incorporates more projects.

Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust
Archaeology Groups
Arts Council England (ACE)
British Library
Butterfly Conservation
Catchment Partnerships
Churches Conservation Trust
Community groups
Community Rail Partnerships
Council for British Archaeology (CBA)
County Garden History Societies
Crafts Council
Duke of Edinburgh Award groups
English Folkdance and Song Society
Environment Agency
Experience West Sussex
Farmers
Foresters
Forestry England
Gatwick Airport
Hampshire and IoW Wildlife Trust
Health and Wellbeing Boards
Heritage Crafts Association
Heritage owners
Historic England
Historical Societies
Land managers
Large estates
Local and regional museum networks
Local authorities
Local business organisations
Local communities
Local health providers
Lynchmere Society
MOD
National Citizens Service
National Park Experience Collection Partners
(UK National Parks)
National Trust
Natural England
Natural Partnerships CIC
NHS Clinical Commissioners
Parish Councils
Portsmouth Water
Primary Care Networks
Rivers Trusts
RSPB
South Downs National Park Volunteer Network
Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings
(SPAB)
South Downs Forestry Partnership
South Downs Learning Network
South Downs National Park Trust
South East Historic Environment Research
Framework Partnership (SERF)
South East Museum Development (SEMD)
South East Water
Southern Water
Sussex Heritage Trust
Sussex Modern
Sussex Police
Sussex Wildlife Trust
The Keep, Brighton
The Living Coast
U3A
Uniformed Groups
Universities in the South Downs Learning
Partnership
Visit Hampshire
Woodland Trust