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Work is underway to repair paths and prevent damage to the landscape on remote paths in the Lake District World Heritage Site by a team of skilled multi-agency rangers and volunteers.
Would you like to join our Ranger team, helping to repair upland paths in the spectacular Lakeland fells?
Volunteers from Friends of Ullswater Way are joining Fix the Fells volunteers and staff to help maintain the popular 20 mile circular route around Ullswater in the Lake District.
Read all about the work of our Rangers and Volunteers in our latest Newsletters for Winter 2021.
Fix the Fells features in “The Lakes with Simon Reeve” on Sunday 21st November 2021.
Today, Wednesday 18 August, marks the 20th anniversary of Fix the Fells, the organisation set up to protect the landscape and wildlife in the Lake District mountains. Two decades on, Fix the Fells work is needed more than ever, says National Trust.
A very productive and fun couple of days were had recently by ERDF volunteer coordinator Rob and the Fix the Fells volunteers, working on the extremely popular Brown Tongue path.
Fix the Fells has had a flying start to 2021 with Rangers and Volunteers now active all over the Lake District, repairing erosion and maintaining the upland path network.
