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Follow on Google News | Penny Jackman joins National Park AuthorityThe New Forest National Park Authority welcomes new member Councillor Penny Jackman to the Authority.
Julian Johnson, Chairman of the New Forest National Park added: ‘We welcome Cllr Jackman onto the Authority and I look forward to working with her. She will bring a wealth of knowledge with her and she is actively involved in her local community; sitting on a number of different committees. Being a commoner she also understands the complexities of the New Forest.’ Mrs Jackman is one of two Councillors for the Pennington Ward where she has been a councillor for the past four years. She was one of the founding members of Forest Uprising in 2008 that worked closely with the Authority on a number of policies relating to recreational horse-keeping; She is a practising commoner and in her spare time she enjoys showing her New Forest Ponies with her daughters. -ends- Notes to Editor: Protect - Enjoy - Prosper The New Forest National Park Authority’s statutory purposes are to: ■Conserve and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of the Park - Protect ■Promote opportunities for understanding and enjoyment of its special qualities – Enjoy We also have a duty to: Seek to foster the social and economic well-being of local communities within the Park – Prosper The New Forest National Park was designated in March 2005. Its unique landscape has been shaped over the centuries by grazing ponies, cattle and pigs which roam free. Majestic woodlands, rare heathland and a spectacular coastline provide fabulous opportunities for quiet recreation, enjoyment and discovery. Media Contact: Karen Evans, Communications Officer, New Forest National Park Authority Tel: 01590 646650 Email: karen.evans@ # # # The New Forest National Park lies mainly in south-west Hampshire; it is famous for its stunning landscapes,wildlife,coastline & picturesque villages. It is the eighth national park in England and the first in the south-east to be created for nearly 50yrs. End
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