Author: raysurridge

Links between local communities and their environment and the links between the economy and their environment are strengthened Opportunities for marketing and branding of the landscape of the Lizard to benefit land managers and farmers through products locally made and sold. Awareness raised of the Lizard as a sustainable visitor destination, making the most of…

The wide range of opportunities to access the Lizard’s amazing landscape promoted to the community and visitors Improved public access and interpretation, with new routes connecting with the South West Coast Path and existing access points for local people and visitors Coordinated development of new ways for people to experience the outdoors such as coasteering,…

Appropriate corridors and links across the landscape which enable wildlife movement, foraging and non-disturbance areas Maximise storage of carbon in soils and vegetation to help mitigate further climate change Increased resilience in the farming system and within local communities to adapt to a low carbon future.

Conservation and enhancement of wildlife interest and landscape on the Lizard consistent with its international importance for these interests Viable grazing management systems over larger areas Coordinated fire management on The Lizard’s heathland [an increasing risk with climate change]. Widely-shared land management objectives that reducing the risk of the actions of one owner detrimentally affecting…