Rooting out invasive species

Rooting out invasive species

Walkers can help conserve the New Forest’s biodiversity during Invasive Species Week 2026 – 22-29 June – by recording non-native species such as rhododendron. The annual event aims to raise awareness of invasive non-native species and show how...
New Forest Tour set to return

New Forest Tour set to return

The New Forest Tour is set to return for summer 2026.  The seasonal open-top bus began operating in 2004 on a circuit through Lyndhurst, Brockenhurst, Lymington and Beaulieu. Each year more than 35,000 passengers enjoy tree-top views of the national park – with...
Brockenhurst set for new CrossCountry services

Brockenhurst set for new CrossCountry services

More long-distance train services are set to stop in the New Forest following an updated timetable from CrossCountry. The operator announced there would be new direct connections to Brockenhurst in its timetable changes which come into effect from 17 May. Travellers...
Police on the beat with solo walkers

Police on the beat with solo walkers

Hampshire Constabulary is continuing its series of walks in the New Forest aimed at people concerned about walking on their own. The force has teamed up with Forestry England for the Walking in Partnership Beat Surgeries. Posting on social media, New Forest Police...
New signs point the way at Brockenhurst station

New signs point the way at Brockenhurst station

A new map and exit signs have been installed at Brockenhurst Station to help anyone using the station as the starting or finish points for walks. Friends of Brockenhurst Station (FoBS) said its application for funding to improve exit wayfinding from the station was...