Learn
How best to manage upland areas and natural environments responsibly in central to the ‘Learn’ element.
design
The key focus is then to maintain, protect and conserve our Natural Resources and design solutions as a method to mitigate habitat damage.
Trial
Collaboration with key users and stakeholders in trialling measures ensures a raised awareness of the high conservation value of each site.
Map
The Ascent-Project Maps etc
The Ascent Learning Project Work
ASCENT builds knowledge and skills across the partnership
How best to manage upland areas and natural environments responsibly in central to the ‘Learn’ element. This continues to flourish as the team engage in a constant policy of exchanging experiences through site visits, seminars and expert input. By applying the teacher:learner principle, regions impart and share knowledge, while exchange visits measure and monitor the impact of unregulated access, establishing habitat damage and recommended restoration needs.
In conjunction with our partners and stakeholders the ASCENT team will build international capacity in path management and develop guiding principles for the development of Upland Path Management Policy
The project improves knowledge, management capacity and skills to deal with issues that arise in relation to unregulated access to sites of environmental importance.
Project Output
A Research Report documenting upland path management approaches contributing to enhanced knowledge and appreciation of issues affecting sites.
(Available Spring 2019)
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