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Public consultation of management plan review - round 2

Please complete our short survey to give your views on Cornwall National Landscape's Management Plan review. This survey will close on 30/09/2026.

You told us what really matters in the first round of consultation, now help us decide how the Management Plan should work, who it should work for, and how it should be delivered. Together we want to move the process from collecting concerns to sharing decisions. In our first consultation you spoke with passion for Cornwall National Landscape, we listened, now help us make the right decisions and shape a resilient and regenerative future for our protected landscape.

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1.  

How far ahead should the Cornwall National Landscape Management Plan set its vision? 

2.  

Should the Management Plan include a short mission statement which explains its purpose in clear and simple language?

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Which formats would you prefer? (Tick all that apply)

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4.  

Where should printed copies of the Management Plan be available? (Tick all that apply)

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Who in your community should have a copy of the Management Plan?  (Tick all that apply)

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Which groups should Cornwall National Landscape work most closely with to deliver the Management Plan?  (Tick all that apply)

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How should Cornwall National Landscape prioritise its available funding?

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For example, youth advisory panel, school and college partnerships, work experience …
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Which forces for change should Cornwall National Landscape focus on most over the next 10 years? (Tick all that apply)

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What would help you feel that the Management Plan belongs to the people of Cornwall National Landscape?  (Tick all that apply)

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