Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL)

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
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Funding

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Location

England

Applications

Open until 31 March 2029

Overview

This grant is for farmers and land managers in national parks or areas of outstanding natural beauty in England. Your project must do at least one of four things: support nature recovery, help tackle climate change, let people connect with nature, or protect the landscape. All projects must finish by March 2029. The funding amount is not specified in the programme details.

Eligibility

Who can apply:

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Key requirements:

  • Must farm or manage land within a national park or area of outstanding natural beauty in England
  • Project must support nature recovery, climate change mitigation, public access to nature, or landscape quality
  • Project must be completed by March 2029
Who is this for?

This grant is for farmers and land managers based within a national park or area of outstanding natural beauty in England. It is not for businesses or landowners outside these protected landscape areas.

Regions

Funder track record
Last published award 2025Open to first-time applicants

Awards published

53,000

Typical award

£11,250

Most awards

£2,895 to £35,000

Most funded region

South West

363 awards in 2025, down from 14,963 the year before.

Recent awards include KIMO UK (£35,745, 2025), Fruits of the Sea Ltd (£74,045, 2025) and Forest of Avon Trust (£25,000, 2025).

This funder has made 53,000 awards with a typical award of £11,250. Would you qualify?

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Full details from Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs

The FiPL programme provides funding for farmers and land managers within areas of outstanding natural beauty or national parks in England. Projects must support nature recovery, mitigate climate change impacts, provide opportunities for people to discover nature, or protect and improve landscape quality and character. Projects must end by March 2029.

How to apply

Contact your local national park or area of outstanding natural beauty programme adviser to apply. Each protected landscape area manages its own FiPL funding and application process. Check with your local authority to find the right contact.

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Last updated: 20 July 2026