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National Parks- do they help farmers?
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<blockquote data-quote="puppet" data-source="post: 6515781" data-attributes="member: 25962"><p>Scotland only has 2 national parks and there is currently a consultation and initial report on a Galloway National Park. This will stretch from Dumfries to Stranraer and up to south Ayrshire. It is a way of showcasing all the good things here and trying to increase tourism and providing jobs to stop youngsters leaving. It will cost several millions to run each year. </p><p>The initial response from the public seems positive with a desire to be more involved with farming. Of course most people offered something will see it as good if it has no detriment to themselves. </p><p>What experiences and concerns are there in other areas?</p><p>Planning, low-paid jobs, complaints about farming activities, wind turbines, too many visitors are some of the farming concerns</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="puppet, post: 6515781, member: 25962"] Scotland only has 2 national parks and there is currently a consultation and initial report on a Galloway National Park. This will stretch from Dumfries to Stranraer and up to south Ayrshire. It is a way of showcasing all the good things here and trying to increase tourism and providing jobs to stop youngsters leaving. It will cost several millions to run each year. The initial response from the public seems positive with a desire to be more involved with farming. Of course most people offered something will see it as good if it has no detriment to themselves. What experiences and concerns are there in other areas? Planning, low-paid jobs, complaints about farming activities, wind turbines, too many visitors are some of the farming concerns [/QUOTE]
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