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Charter signatories

Paul Jenks

I want my city to be a safe, environmentely sustainapace for everyone to live, including the wildlife.

Stevie waight

Southampton needs to be a national park city, it is essential for encouraging people's connection to nature, for cleaner air, for our wildlife and biodiversity. For families and adults to have access and not be surrounded by buildings 24/7.

Jeremy Smallwood

Southampton has many green spaces - but these should be better cared for (for nature) and extended, linked up and otherwise made better for both wildlife and people. The potential benefits are well established in terms of mental health, biodiversity, fighting climate change, reducing hot weather city temperature, cleaner air, need I go on??

Rae Turpin

Southampton National Park City

Embracing the values of a National Park City is the only way we can sustain harmonious life on this planet.

Bethia Evans

Why wouldn't we? It will give more importance to nature, make nature more accessible and enrich our lives, giving rise to lots of little community projects

Chris Selfe

Lordshillroadrunners

Green space is essential for our well being

Jill Hazleton

Timothy Sly

Lordshill Road Runners (current vice chair)

As a member of a local running club we make extensive use of Southampton's open spaces for our training (the Common, sports center and surrounding area, Riverside Park etc.) - anything that can protect and enhance them is to be welcomed.

Kasuni Amarasinghe

Solent University

It will protect the nature of the city more and bring its people together more.

Michele D'Agostino

Lordshill Road Runners

Because I love nature

Professor Karen Stanton

Solent University

The city’s green spaces are truly important to the University’s students and staff – allowing them to enjoy time outdoors, connect with nature and improve their wellbeing. Becoming a National Park City would enable our students to continue developing their plant and produce growing initiatives, in partnership with the wider community.

Elena Gheorghita

Local resident

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