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New accord launches to enhance National Parks and woodland | |
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2018-07-25 | |
发布年 | 2018 |
语种 | 英语 |
国家 | 英国 |
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正文(英文) | National Parks Minister backs new agreement to create new woodland, protecting wildlife and connecting people with nature. A new Accord that aims to expand and enhance woodland in National Parks to protect wildlife and connect people with nature has been launched today at the New Forest Show. The Accord, a statement of a shared ambition between the Forestry Commission and National Parks England, will bring together decision makers to ensure woodland is managed sustainably and in line with a natural capital approach. This will take into account the environmental, social and economic impact of trees and forests and the statutory purposes of our National Parks. National Parks are already home to a third of the Public Forest Estate in England, and the Accord will also consider how woodland creation grants can be used to sensitively expand wooded areas across these landscapes. The partnership ensures all woodland will be managed to the highest standards so they are rich in wildlife and protected for future generations to enjoy. The Accord was launched at the New Forest National Park today, where National Parks Minister Lord Gardiner joined Margaret Paren, Chair of National Parks England and Ian Gambles, Director of Forestry Commission England to plant a tree and demonstrate the benefits woodland can bring. Its launch comes during ‘Discover National Parks Week 2018’, which celebrates the UK’s 15 National Parks. With over half of people living within an hour of a National Park, the week encourages people to get outside and discover them for themselves. Margaret Paren, Chair of National Parks England, said:
There is a strong synergy between the aims in the Accord and the goals in the Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan, which sets ambitious plans for enhancing beauty and landscapes and more and better managed woodland as a key way to improve the environment for the next generation. Lord Gardiner, Minister for National Parks and Forests, said:
Sir Harry Studholme, Chair of the Forestry Commission, said:
The Accord agrees a pragmatic and deliverable national framework for the Forestry Commission and National Parks’ shared ambitions for woods and forests, with local priorities for individual National Parks to be determined according to their specific needs. It sets out five shared priorities for delivering a range of benefits that protect and enhance natural and cultural heritage:
Published 25 July 2018
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条目标识符 | http://119.78.100.173/C666/handle/2XK7JSWQ/105932 |
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