Do this in the Peak District
National Parks are very special places. They are designated for their outstanding natural beauty, wildlife, cultural heritage and the opportunities they offer for enjoyment.
The Peak District became the UK's first National Park in 1951. In many places it looks wild and rugged but in reality such areas are extremely fragile. Every year millions of people choose to visit and explore the Peak District which can put ever-increasing pressure upon the landscape and can impact the people who live and work here.
Help us look after the National Park - our animation explains why and how to enjoy your visit.
(subtitled version is also available: http://youtu.be/Kjf61TwHNbc)
Do This - classroom resources
Help young children discuss countryside issues in an entertaining manner using these activity ideas.
Create a snapdragon (1.3MB)
Do This - teachers' resources
Why not incorporate the Do This materials into a lesson? Below are some discussion points to go alongside the video.
- Do This Discussion Points (393KB)
Use these materials to challenge young people to create a pyramid of priorities
- Pyramid of Priorities (243KB)
- Cards for Pyramid (130KB)