The short answerIf your farm is in a national park or an area of outstanding natural beauty in England, you can apply at any time for Farming in Protected Landscapes funding for projects that help nature, the climate, public access or the landscape. Projects must end by March 2029.
The amount depends on the project. GOV.UK's guidance for the FiPL programme explains how to apply.
Quick facts
- Where
- National parks and AONBs in England
- Who
- Farmers and land managers
- Amount
- Depends on the project
- When
- Apply at any time
- Ends
- Projects must end by March 2029
Who can apply
"Through the Farming in Protected Landscapes ( FiPL ) programme, you can apply for funding if you’re a farmer or land manager within an area of outstanding natural beauty or national park in England."
What it funds
Projects that support nature recovery, reduce the impact of climate change, give people chances to discover nature, or protect and improve the landscape.
When
You can apply at any time of year. "Closing date : projects must end by March 2029."
Common questions
Who can get Farming in Protected Landscapes funding?
Farmers and land managers within a national park or area of outstanding natural beauty in England.
When does FiPL close?
Projects must end by March 2029; you can apply at any time until then.
How much can I get?
It depends on the project.
Source: GOV.UK: Funding for farmers, growers and land managers, read 18 October 2026. Every figure on this page is quoted from there. If it changes, this page is wrong until we fix it — tell us and we will.