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The Rt Hon Caroline Nokes had the chance to try out one of the bikes which are suitable for people with physical or intellectual disabilities.

Stallions, which are hardy and resilient, have been released into the New Forest over a six-week period to maintain native bloodlines.

The event held at Carvers Recreation Ground aimed to inspire the next generation to look after the New Forest and tackle the climate emergency.

The New Forest Thrive event will take place at Carvers Recreation Ground on Sunday 6 July from 10am to 3pm.

People are invited to put forward their views in a survey organised by The New Forest National Park Authority.

The Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust is restoring heathlands to benefit sand lizards, smooth snakes and adders.

The event runs from 19 October to 3 November with guided and self-guided walks on offer for people of all abilities.

Plans to build more than 12,000 solar panels on a site the size of nearly 14 football pitches in the New Forest National Park have been refused.

This opportunity will enable four young volunteers to work in the Youth for Climate and Nature scheme in Hampshire.

Declared dead in 2023, a historic oak tree has been saved from being felled to the ground and will remain in the New Forest for many more years.