Conflicts in LDNP

Question 1

Conflict - walkers leaving gates open, which means animals escape

Answer 1

Solution - using a kissing gate which blocks livestock from going through - This is effective solution as it keeps livestock in the right place and not escaping

Question 2

Congestion on narrow roads and increased journey times

Answer 2

The congestion on narrow roads and increased journey times, due to lots of tourists in cars. An solution to this traffic restrictions, such as one way streets and limited waiting times have been used to help the flow of traffic. This is effective as it stops the build of traffic and decreasing journey times

Question 3

Noise pollution and wake causing erosion of banks.

Answer 3

Solution - speed limit being set on the waters. ex , Lake Windermere. - this isn’t effective as water sport enthusiasts have all just gone to other lakes.

Question 4

Conflict - Noise pollution and wake causing erosion of banks.

Answer 4

Solution - speed limit being set on the waters. ex , Lake Windermere. - this isn’t effective as water sport enthusiasts have all just gone to other lakes.

Question 5

Conflict - difficulty to empty bins in remote areas regularly.

Answer 5

Solution - removing bins to encourage people to take their litter home with them. - This is effective as people have been keeping their litter with them.

Question 6

Conflict - lack of parking,

Answer 6

Solution - using farmer fields as temporary car parks to reduce the amount of on street-parking. - effective solution because farmers buy into the scheme due to increased income.