Best of both worlds

Posted by on 27/05/2006

The BMC is supporting a new website for outdoor activity providers and land managers to help people enjoy the outdoors with minimal impact on the environment.

The Best of Both Worlds site (www.bobw.co.uk) is a partnership programme between English Nature, the Countryside Agency and the Council for Physical Recreation (CCPR).


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