The Yorkshire National Parks were the topic of our project for the Yorkshire excursion 2006. Our aim was to present the two national parks of Yorkshire - the Yorkshire Dales National Park and the North York Moors National Park - to the other participants and to give them an overview before we visited the parks, as well as collecting all the impressions we got in Yorkshire. So our first step was to find as much information as possible about the two parks. Collecting the information we soon discovered that it was really hard to find something in the library,

which meant that our real project work was not to start before we visited the parks. But thanks to Phil and the internet (www.yorkshiredales.org.uk) we were able to give the excursion participants an impression of the parks and an overview of the main facts even before we arrived there. In the national parks we were finally able to go on with our project work, taking many expressive photos and collecting information, facts and impressions. Back home we sifted through our pictures and chose the best for a poster and this website and we wrote the text in the link below.