New Forest Natural Park by Zomak Assignments
- 2. Introduction 2 This presentation is the research about the national park in UK England which name is new forest I have done the different research about the park we is visible in the upcoming slides. The new forest national park is the largest forest in the England covers the heathland and pasture land in it covers the area of 566 km2. established in 1079 as royal park ad in 2005 it consider as a national park.
- 3. OWNERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE Management structure Forestry England manage all the land in the new forest national park. All the members of forestry England manage the crown Land. All the workers who live and manage are the stakeholders in the new forest national park(Myers, et al., 2017). OWNERSHIP • It is own by the Crown. • Forestry England is responsible for manage the national park all the works are done by him and the deputy surveyor.
- 4. Tourist attraction in national park It habitats and wildlife and the beauty of nature is the main attraction for tourist • The solent way walk • Rhinefield ornamental drive • Wilverley plain • Lymington sea water baths • New forest national park • Hermit charters • Sailing spook 4
- 5. Visitor analysis Beautiful scenery and free roaming animal and it is a paradise for every nature lover Visitors It is a most attraction place for the tourist. Tourists come from different different location to visit the beauty of nature Walking with the dog are the main activities between the visitors. . The visitors staying are increased in summer there is an peaked n summer Person who is travelling to the park are tour the same day and return their home in same day or some person make holidays in the national forest (Leask, 2016) Arriving visitors . The average no of visitors at every year is about 14.75 million and rates number of visitors are increasing at every years. . It is expected that in the upcoming year the expected number of visitors are increased at 17.6 million. 5
- 6. Impact of tourism Advantage There are around 30% of jobs which are offer and provided by the tourism. Which is a great thing. There are 96% visitors who are staying within the new forest who use private vehicle and cars. Boost the economy of the country Create many jobs(Mayer, 2014). 6
- 7. ISO-AHOLA’S THEORY • ASSERTS the personal escape. • .Interpersonal escape and personal seeking. • Interpersonal seeking tourism motivation. • Desire to gain some benefits by travelling. • Operationalize empirically tests. • Recreation experiences and tourism(Iso-Ahola, 2015). 7
- 8. LAND MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUES AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT To enhance and preserve the beauty of nature, cultural heritage and wildlife of national park. Enhance promotion of the opportunities for enjoyment and understanding the park enjoyment and the special qualities. It provides non-bureaucratic and flexible projects funding. Discover ways for achieving good sustainable method of national park living (Xu, et al., 2014) 8
- 9. Impacts of climate It is a greatest threat about climate change for national parks which is face by national parks. It is a biggest long treat to the new forest it affect like impact on wildlife, human health, wellbeing, local livelihoods. 9
- 10. Development of national park 10 funding for the national park Reducing the growing maintenance of transport Make sure the collected fees are return to the parks Increase activities od quarrying Maintaining protection
- 11. Research experiences 11 This research is help me a lot in understanding the various things about the nature. About its importance its management, the importance of preserve the nature. Ownership and management of new forest in UK and it Tourist attraction, Analysis of tourist About everything its management and development Its impacts. also learn about Iso- aloha's theory
- 12. References Xu, F., Fox, D., Zhang, J., & Cheng, S. (2014). The Institutional Sustainability in Protected Area Tourism—Case Studies of Jiuzhaigou National Scenic Area, China and New Forest National Park, United Kingdom. Journal of China Tourism Research, 10(2), 121-141. Myers, R., Intarini, D., Sirait, M. T., & Maryudi, A. (2017). Claiming the forest: Inclusions and exclusions under Indonesia's ‘new’forest policies on customary forests. Land Use Policy, 66, 205-213. Leask, A. (2016). Visitor attraction management: A critical review of research 2009– 2014. Tourism Management, 57, 334-361. Mayer, M. (2014). Can nature-based tourism benefits compensate for the costs of national parks? A study of the Bavarian Forest National Park, Germany. Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 22(4), 561-583. Iso-Ahola, S. E. (2015). Conscious versus nonconscious mind and leisure. Leisure Sciences, 37(4), 289-310. 12
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