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Working together, in partnership The Management Plan is for the National Park as a place and not for any individual organisation or group. Those we often work with include: • resident communities • Members of Parliament • visitors • farmers and land managers • businesses • water companies • local authorities • visitor attractions • cultural heritage groups • voluntary sector organisations • statutory bodies • tourism partnerships • education providers • emergency services • arts organisations
These important relationships can bring new perspectives, allow the National Park to lead by example and help us influence others locally, regionally and nationally. The Management Plan provides principles and priorities for partnership action working through its vision, aims, objectives and delivery plan; adding value through identifying collective endeavour as an addition to the good work already in hand.
The curlew is one of a number of wading birds that call the Peak District home; where land management and conservation measures are helping to sustain key breeding areas for this declining species along with many others.