Norfolk Broads National park: problems & Mangement
management of a national park
- Created by: Hannah Jeffery
- Created on: 28-03-13 10:44
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- NORFOLK BROADS- EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF A NATIONAL PARK
- problems
- increase in litter
- erosion of footpaths
- congestions from traffic
- damage to wildlife
- damage to farmland
- pollution (noise/air)
- fires (cause by BBQ)
- deforestation to build attractions
- price of houses increases
- vandalism
- Norfolk broads
- location
- east and north suffolk
- East coast of england
- north east of Norwich
- 7 million visitors a year
- the attractions for touirsts
- variety of restaurants
- windmills
- historic buildings
- attractive scenery
- peaceful and tranquil setting
- bird watching
- manamde attraction
- bewilderwood
- wroxham barns
- crazy golf course
- the attractions for touirsts
- 6,400 people live there
- own 77% of the land
- location
- national parks
- aims of national park
- to protect areas of countryside
- providing places of relaxation and recreation
- and still making the land accessible to the public
- near coastal resorts and in the countyside
- aims of national park
- management
- information boards
- make public responisble and respectful towards the envirorment
- dredging
- hard engineering
- protects river banks from erosion by taking material out of the river bed
- concrete matrice
- drainage sytem protects the river bank from further erosion
- channerlising
- no more mooring on the river banks
- will reduce erosion
- no more mooring on the river banks
- no male groups
- no bostrous group+no people getting out of control and causes harm to the wildlife
- reduces noise pollution
- speed limmit
- 5m.p.h
- fast boats can cause harm to river and wildlife
- reducing wakes will reduce erosion to the river banks
- redused noise and air pol
- planting reeds
- planted to strengthen river banks and to reduce river bank erosion
- information boards
- problems
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