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Snowdonia
Park Under Pressure
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Cordee Code: | CTA723 |
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Page Size: | 200 x 230 mm |
No of Pages: | 92 |
Publisher: | Pesda Press |
ISBN13: | 9781906095017 |
Author: | ROB COLLISTER |
Language: | English |
Published Date: | August 2007 |
Binding: | Paperback (flapped) |
Illustrations: | colour photos |
Weight: | 420g |
Product Type: | Book |
Countries: | United Kingdom |
The story of the Snowdonia National Park and the Society, dedicated to conserving and enhancing its unique landscape, is one which will fascinate and inform those who live and work within it as well as being of interest to visitors, be they picnickers or sightseers or committed hill walkers, climbers, canoeists and mountain bikers. This book commemorates the fortieth anniversary of the Snowdonia Society and is a record of its sometimes turbulent history and the ever-changing but still inspiring landscape of the National Park.
Created in 1951, the Snowdonia National Park is a landscape of rugged grandeur, great natural diversity and cultural associations going back thousands of years. The vision of its founders was that this very special region should be protected from harmful development for all time. From the beginning, however, there were problems Out of these difficulties grew the idea of an independent society dedicated to conserving and enhancing the landscape. Today the Snowdonia Society has a memb
Created in 1951, the Snowdonia National Park is a landscape of rugged grandeur, great natural diversity and cultural associations going back thousands of years. The vision of its founders was that this very special region should be protected from harmful development for all time. From the beginning, however, there were problems Out of these difficulties grew the idea of an independent society dedicated to conserving and enhancing the landscape. Today the Snowdonia Society has a memb