Supporting beef farmers in tacking tick-borne diseasesCastle Vets and the University of Liverpool invite beef farmers in the southwest to take part in the ‘Optick’ project, a fully funded study...
Sara Tipler
A shared strategy for those who live, work and visit the Cornwall National Landscape. It provides guidance to help Government, statutory organisations and any public body to ensure they are fulfilling their Section 85* duty to ‘have regard to the purpose of conserving and enhancing the natural beauty’ of the protected landscape.
The Cornwall National Landscape (AONB) Management Plan is an interactive document allowing you to either, read the whole plan, or navigate your way around the chapters. Here you’ll find everything you need to know about the protected landscape from how the organisation is set up to our policies, aims and objectives for the designation as a whole, and the 12 separate sections.
Creating the Cornwall National Landscape (AONB) Management Plan required additional information and research. In the appendices you'll be able to read more on requirements for agricultural buildings and major development in the protected landscape as well as the definition of the designation, influencing strategies and the process of creating the Management Plan.
As part of the process of creating the Management Plan we undertook a Habitats Regulations Assessment and a Strategic Environmental Assessment Screening Report. Any resulting recommendations were actioned in the adopted Plan.
