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that each user-group became more accountable for the wider environmental implications of their activities. This will require a greater commitment to protecting the environment than in the past (from industry, recreational users, adjacent land uses, local and national government etc.) and a less isolated approach to how we all use and abuse the environment. The estuaries of Suffolk are one of our last remaining wildernesses providing a livelihood and enjoyment not only for local people but also many visitors. It is in everybody's interest that their natural integrity is conserved. Dr. Charles Beardall, The Suffolk Wildlife Trust, Park Cottage, Saxmundham, Suffolk
Trans. Suffolk Nat. Soc. 27 (1991)