The River Nene Regional Park is an independent Community Interest Company creating a green infrastructure network of environmental projects extending from Daventry to Peterborough linking the towns of Northampton, Towcester, Wellingborough, Kettering and Corby.

Since the inception of the River Nene Regional Park in 2004 approximately twelve million pounds has been secured for ongoing investment in this area.

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Some of the River Nene Regional Park projects include the award winning Tree Top Way at Salcey Forest, the innovative facilities at Stanwick Lakes and Top Lodge at Fineshade Woods. Funding is also being invested into community projects through the environmental grants scheme focussing on areas identified by the River Nene Regional Park as being key to the environmental network. All of these projects are bringing about change on the ground and enhancing the environmental assets that we already have.

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Working with a wide partnership of organisations the River Nene Regional Park is in a strong position to deliver projects around its core themes which include: 

• Project enabling
  
  
• Placemaking
  
  
• The centre of excellence for environmental initiatives and innovation
  
  
• The champion for Green Infrastructure across the region
  
  
• Enabling carbon offset and addressing climate change

FEATURED PROFILES

Salcey Forest Treetop Walkway, an RNRP Signature Project (pdf 1.9MB New Window)

River Nene Regional Park; Communication and Presentation (pdf 1.6MB New Window)

River Nene Regional Park; Northamptonshire's Green Infrastructure Study (pdf 1.6MB New Window)