The Countryside Code

Partner Toolkit

Last updated - April 2024

Dear all,
 
The Countryside Code was refreshed in Spring 2021 to share best practices around visiting the countryside and protecting the natural environment, both safely and enjoyably.


This digital partner toolkit is designed to support the promotion of the Countryside Code campaign in reaching a more wide and diverse audience. We have included a link to the full version of the refreshed Countryside Code (PDF & Word formats), social media assets, QR code, onsite signage templates, and brand guidelines for using the Countryside Code logo. Additionally, we now have the Code translated into 18 different languages, making it accessible to more people. 
 
We have also launched the Countryside Code web pages that allow us to publish our campaign materials and resources to a public audience. These pages will continue to develop over time and we would be keen to hear ideas for content development from partners.
 
 If you have any further questions about the partner toolkit, or our web pages, then please email us at countryside.code@naturalengland.org.uk
 
Many thanks,
The Natural England Team

Downloading digital assets


All of the assets shown on this page are available to download via the relevant links for each section.

[You can choose to either download all of the assets or to select the individual files you would like to download]

Please note that these assets are updated periodically (in line with the latest government guidance). Please make sure you always return to this page and download a new version of the content you want to use each time, rather than storing it on your local drive and reusing. 

Countryside Code Brand Guidelines: 

Download the guidelines here: 


Full version of the refreshed Countryside Code (PDF  formats)


Language Translations 

The following languages translations of the Code are now available: 
Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, Cornish (credit to Cornish Language Office), French, German, Gujarati, Hindi, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Spanish, Tamil, Turkish, Urdu and Welsh.

Translations can be found here: The Countryside Code Language Translations