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BOWLAND OPEN ACCESS PILOT STUDY
ACTION PLAN
The completed report is now available; the aim of which is to offer;
"A practical management guide to the implementation of new access to open country and registered common land"
The report centres on a pilot area within the Forest of Bowland AONB that reflects high recreational, conservation, agricultural and sporting values. The formation of a Steering Group reflecting such values and subsequent debates based on new legislation have led to broad based consensus across a range of themed issues.
A second aspect of this report offers a “Management Guide” to access planning, resources, techniques and costs required to practically implement open access on the ground.
If you would like a hard copy of the report please email us at countrysideservices@lancashire.gov.uk.
A Countryside Access Design Guide 2002 is also available from Scottish Natural
Heritage costing £15.00
email: pubs@snh.gov.uk, website: www.snh.org.uk.
Bowland Open Access Pilot Study
- Click here to download the whole report (10.30 MB)
- Section 1 (1.91 MB)
- Section 2 (7.5 MB)
- Section 3 (40 Kb)
- Section 4 (47 Kb)
- Section 5 (345 Kb)
- Section 6 (37 Kb)
- Section 7 (460 Kb)
- Appendicies (812 Kb)
Bowland Open Access Pilot Study - Management Guide
- Click here to download the whole report (12.7 MB)
- Section 1 (54 Kb)
- Section 2 (1.24 MB)
- Section 3 (4.91 MB)
- Section 4 (6.54 MB)
Supporting Documentation
- Click here to download the Open Access Area map (4.2 MB)
- Click here to download the Car Park signage (6.30 MB)
- Click here to download the Means of Access information (5.42 MB)
