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The document discusses various pressures and approaches related to national parks and areas of outstanding natural beauty. It mentions development pressures, proposed housing and railway projects, and CAP reform's impact on the environment. It also addresses issues like climate change, landscape-scale connections, bracken control, ecosystem services, and balancing natural beauty with numbers and evidence-based approaches.
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- 1. PRESSURES & APPROACHES IN NATIONAL PARKS & AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY
- 4. Proposed High Speed Railway through Chilterns AONB? Boddington Hill Grove Farm
- 5. Bluestone National Park Village - Pembrokeshire
- 6. CAP Reform Environment?
- 7. Climate Change Fire Flood Drought
- 13. Landscape Scale
- 16. Connections
- 19. Duke of Burgundy Sites Other improved & semi improved grassland 0.5km buffer 1km buffer
- 20. Integration - is not a dirty word
- 21. Bracken Control Statistics • NPA – 5,500 ha Bracken eradication • Integrated – 35,000 ha Bracken eradication
- 22. Ecosystem Services - involve production
- 23. The Past is not a safe guide
- 27. Beauty • Inspiration • Numbers • Emotion • Facts • Feeling • Science • Aesthetics • Evidence • Wonder • Rarity • Tranquillity • Graphs • Nature • Acronyms • Familiar Things • Systems