No more national parks
To abandon the plans for more National Parks, thus preventing additional and unnecessary bureaucracy and taxpayer burden.
The recognition of good land management practice, endorsing and upholding designated areas, designated as a result of the biological, historical, cultural, geological importance should suffice.
There is absolutely no need for another National Park. The impact of which is a disaster for native species as a result of extensive infrastructure required for tourism . Take for example the Cairngorms National Park and the impact to the Capercaillie from tourism, proximity to nesting birds, disturbance etc. Another national park will result in further biodiversity loss.
The recognition of good land management practice, endorsing and upholding designated areas, designated as a result of the biological, historical, cultural, geological importance should suffice.
There is absolutely no need for another National Park. The impact of which is a disaster for native species as a result of extensive infrastructure required for tourism . Take for example the Cairngorms National Park and the impact to the Capercaillie from tourism, proximity to nesting birds, disturbance etc. Another national park will result in further biodiversity loss.
Why the contribution is important
Fiscal rationale, pragmatism, safeguarding biodiversity loss.
by Prunusavium on June 02, 2022 at 08:47AM
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Posted by Barrview June 06, 2022 at 11:53
The evidence is clear that there is community support for the idea and this work is unique in Scotland
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