Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
The Cornwall Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty Management Plan 2011 - 2016
Foreword
by Julian German CC,
Cabinet Member for Waste Management, Climate Change and Historic Environment
Ranndiryow a Dekter Naturek a Vri Kernow yw
agan park kenedhlek. Y tal bos res dh’agan
tirwelyow gwithys, Ranndiryow a Dekter Naturek
a Vri ha Tyleryow Ertach an Bys, nivel an uhella
a avis; kerthow Kernow an moyha a vri yns i.
Chanjys yn hin an bys a wra ledya dhe janjys yn
plansow ha bestes omma yn Kernow, omsevel
nivel an mor a wra chalenjys dhyn ni ynwedh.
Mes ny yntendyir y fydh an Ranndiryow a Dekter
Naturek a Vri tirwelyow heb chanj; tirwelyow
dyghtys yns a wra mos ha bos moy ha moy
posek rag askorrans boos ha nerth, rag an
ekosystemow, keffrys ha gwara ha gonisyow yw
ostys gansa. Yth yw rag an achesonyow ma bos
res dhyn meurhe an prowyow erbysiethek ha
kowethasek proviys gans an tirwelyow gwithys
ma, ha rag posekter an tirwel dhe vos ynworrys
yn pub lown a dowlenna, polyci ha displegyans.
Avel Esel Kabynet Konsel Kernow ha genev
charj rag Ranndiryow a Dekter Naturek a Vri,
my a gomend an Dowlen Dhyghtya dhywgh
hwi, na saw avel skrif posek rag Ranndiryow
a Dekter Naturek a Vri mes ynwedh dhe brovia
gidyans a-dro dhe braktis da rag Kernow oll.
My a wayt mayth oberyn pubonan ahanan ni
gans an towl.
Cornwall’s Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
are our National Park. Our protected landscapes,
the Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the
World Heritage Sites deserve the highest level of
consideration; they are Cornwall’s most important
assets.
Changes in the world’s climate will lead to changes
in flora and fauna here in Cornwall; sea level rise
will present challenges too. However, the Areas
of Outstanding Natural Beauty are not intended
to be unchanging landscapes; they are managed
landscapes that will become increasingly important
for food and energy production, for the ecosystems
goods and services they host. It is for these
reasons that the economic and social benefits that
these protected landscapes bring need to be fully
appreciated and for the landscape’s importance to
be integrated into all areas of planning, policy and
development.
As Cornwall Council Cabinet Member with responsibility
for the Areas of Outstanding Beauty I commend the
Management Plan to you, not only is it an important
document for the Areas of Outstanding Natural
Beauty, it acts to provide guidance on best practice
for the whole of Cornwall. It is my hope that, each
and every one of us, will all act upon the Plan.