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How are National Parks protected?
In 1949, the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act, made the designation of protected areas in the UK possible.
The Act set out how land could be designated as national parks, Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, National Nature Reserves and Sites of Special Scientific Interest.
What are National Parks protected from?
What is used to protect National parks?
A. Environment and cultural legacy faces new challenges ranging from natural disasters, to a changing climate, to archaeological treasures being damaged or stolen.
We need stronger national environment laws to protect our national parks from destructive activities like logging, mining, grazing and shooting.
Our national parks are places for the whole community to enjoy; they should not be handed over to commercial interests for profit making.
The Commonwealth environmental laws were adopted for a reason: State governments and private businesses have proven unreliable in protecting the natural environment.
Since National Parks are so large, there are no barriers to protect them. Instead there are various laws that are used to keep them safe. The 1949 countryside act is one such thing used to look after the National Parks.
How much does it cost to protect National Parks?
Its difficult of answer this question since lots of people and organizations help to look after them but the overall figure runs into many of millions of pounds a year.
Are all National Parks protected?
Yes all National Parks are protected in Wales, England and Scotland
Who protects National Parks?
A. National Parks are large areas of land, including towns and villages, which means that lots of people and organisations help to look after them. One such organisation is the CNP ( Campaign for national parks ). It protects national parks in England and Wales.
They are here to protect, stand up for and expand the National Parks family
They are the only national charity dedicated to campaigning to protect and promote all of the National Parks of England and Wales.
They work with a wide variety of people and organisations, representing shared concerns, views and voices. They come together to address issues affecting National Parks and take action to keep these beautiful places safe.
National Parks
By Lauren
Brocklebank and
Sophie Lane