Countryside Planning And Management Flashcards

(16 cards)

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Why is planning important

A

To ensure that the countryside is conserved for the FUTURE, for recreation (leisure time and day trips) and tourism (leisure and business)

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Who has responsibility for rural planning

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Department for agriculture
Rural affairs

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3
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3 measures to manage rural areas

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Areas Of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Areas Of Special Scientific Conservation
National Parks

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4
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How many AONB and ASSI in NI

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8 AONB
300 ASSI in 2016
>Lough Neagh
>GaryBog (near Ballymoney)
>The Gobbins (county Antrim)

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What is protected land

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Land that has some INTRINSIC, SCIENTIFIC, HISTORIC or ECOLOGICAL value that requires management to conserve for years

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What are AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

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Areas in the COUNTRYSIDE that are considered to have LANDSCAPE OF SIGNIFICANT VALUE

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What are the aims of AREAS OF OUTSTANDING NATURAL BEAUTY

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Conserve and enhance the natural beauty of an area

Promote sustainable tourism and recreation in area

Promote interest of local residents

Promote enjoyment by public

Provide and maintain public access

ENSURE LONGTIME SURVIVAL OF VALUABLE HABITATS AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AND PROTECT ORIGINAL SPECIES

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Threat due to AONB

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New developments e.g road and railways construction

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9
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Example of an AONB

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CAUSEWAY COAST

Generates high level of tourism over 100 million per year

Causeway coast stretches 29km from Portrush to east giants causeway

Designated an AONB in 1989

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What are AREAS OF SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC CONSERVATION

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Areas that have special WILDLIFE that finds it difficult to survive in the wider countryside or RARE FLORA

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How many ASSIs are in NI

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300 ASSIs in NI
The Gobbins (County Antrim)
Lough Neagh
Garrybogs (near Ballymoney)

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Who regulates ASSIs and what is their aim

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Prevent loss of BIODIVERSITY and GEODIVERSITY

ASSIs support and protect RARE plants and species

Department of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (DAERA

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In NI who are in control of designating ASSI status

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Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA)

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Example of an AREA OF SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC CONSERVATION

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BELVOIR

Located on outskirts of SOUTH BELFAST on EAST BANK of the RIVER LAGAN

Habitat for a wide range of FAUNA, with large numbers of INSECTS/INVERTEBRATE and FUNGI on the forest floor, some of these species UNIQUE TO IRELAND

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What is a national park

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An area that is designated for CONSERVATION purposes and is PROTECTED and OWNED by the government

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16
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Example of a national park

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Mourne mountains

Mournes is an area of outstanding natural beauty, and there are disagreements to if it should be labelled as a national park