A Case Study of The Yorkshire Dales National Park

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A Case Study of The Yorkshire Dales National Park Land Use Conflicts A Case Study of The Yorkshire Dales National Park

What are Land Use Conflicts? Land use conflicts arise when users of the land do not agree on how it should be used N.B. It takes at least two ‘sides’ to have a conflict Questions on land use conflicts will ask you to state : a) What actual conflicts arise between these groups? b) How can these conflicts be resolved?

Who use the Land In the Dales? Farmers Tourists Local Residents Quarrymen Conservation Groups

Farming Pastoral farming Mainly hill sheep and beef cattle

Tourism : What are the attractions? Scenery Tourism Gordale Scar Malham Cove

Outdoor recreation

Peaceful relaxation

‘Pretty Dales villages

Quarrying Horton Quarry : high grade limestone

Local People Homeowner Pub landlord Shopkeeper

Environmental Protection Many agencies have interests in the Yorkshire dales

Examples of Conflicts Tourists v Locals But can you specify the conflict ? Malham : ‘overflow’ parking

Farmers v Tourists Difficulties in moving stock

Farmers v Tourists Problems at lambing time

Quarrymen v conservation Limestone is a non-renewable resource

Quarrymen v local people Noise and dust pollution

Tourists v locals Congestion

Recreation v Conservation Climbers Footpath erosion

Examples of Solutions Steps at Malham Cove built of local stone reduce erosion focus access and reduce trespass

Protects nesting birds in spring ‘No climbing’ agreement between BMC and National Park Protects nesting birds in spring

Farmers enlisted in conservation schemes

Quarry Case Study

Dust washed off all vehicles leaving quarry

Lorries all covered to reduce dust pollution

Use of rail to reduce heavy traffic on roads

Tree planting on perimeter

Quarry buildings relocated in floor of quarry

Remember! What are the range of land uses? What conflicts may arise? Give examples of actual conflicts How can the conflicts be resolved? Assess the effectiveness of the solutions