Urgent action required - National Trust - Peak District Moors
Ian Boote said
Wed Nov 28 7:53 AM, 2012
Done .
Area has issues of Raptor deaths, poss over burning for grouse, peat erosion, dense planted pine wood platantions, heavy recreational use in parts, historical over grazing, even poss planes dumping stuff
Mike Price said
Tue Nov 27 9:47 AM, 2012
Only 3 days left to respond, please do have your say. This has the potential to be one of the greatest conservation initiatives in decades but that potential will only be realised if it has public support.
The National Trust is now carrying out its final public consultation on the contents of its vision and is keen to hear views from a large proportion of individuals, organisations and interest groups. The current consultation ends on the 30th November and I would urge you all to go and look at the draft vision and comment on it, either by answering the small number of questions or just to say if you agree with its direction of travel. This is a key opportunity for you to engage your friends, colleagues and members in supporting the National Trust in the deployment of its vision which should aim to make its High Peak estate better for biodiversity and priority species such as birds of prey. Without your support, the Trusts vision may stall in this currently difficult political climate.
In order to view and comment on the vision, please visit the High Peak Moors website: http://www.high-peak-moors.co.uk/
The National Trust will no doubt be under a great deal of pressure over their new vision from interested single-issue groups who do not like the thought of these much needed changes. Previous public consultations appear to have been overtaken by vocal minority groups, much of this can be seen from the results of the Trusts previous consultations available on the High Peak moors website that contain worrying statements like more shooting and burning, less access and anti-shooting, less vermin and continued moorland management to favour red grouse production
-- Edited by Mike Price on Tuesday 27th of November 2012 09:47:35 AM
Area has issues of Raptor deaths, poss over burning for grouse, peat erosion, dense planted pine wood platantions, heavy recreational use in parts, historical over grazing, even poss planes dumping stuff
The National Trust is now carrying out its final public consultation on the contents of its vision and is keen to hear views from a large proportion of individuals, organisations and interest groups. The current consultation ends on the 30th November and I would urge you all to go and look at the draft vision and comment on it, either by answering the small number of questions or just to say if you agree with its direction of travel. This is a key opportunity for you to engage your friends, colleagues and members in supporting the National Trust in the deployment of its vision which should aim to make its High Peak estate better for biodiversity and priority species such as birds of prey. Without your support, the Trusts vision may stall in this currently difficult political climate.
In order to view and comment on the vision, please visit the High Peak Moors website: http://www.high-peak-moors.co.uk/
The National Trust will no doubt be under a great deal of pressure over their new vision from interested single-issue groups who do not like the thought of these much needed changes. Previous public consultations appear to have been overtaken by vocal minority groups, much of this can be seen from the results of the Trusts previous consultations available on the High Peak moors website that contain worrying statements like more shooting and burning, less access and anti-shooting, less vermin and continued moorland management to favour red grouse production
-- Edited by Mike Price on Tuesday 27th of November 2012 09:47:35 AM