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  • Places to explore
    • Getting around
      • Access for All
      • Driving
      • Public transport
    • Nature
      • Bowness Gravel Pits Nature Reserve
      • Crosscanonby Carr
      • Drumburgh Moss Nature Reserve
      • Finglandrigg Wood
      • Glasson Moss
      • Grune Point
      • Mawbray Banks
      • RSPB Campfield Marsh Reserve
      • Wedholme Flow
    • Historic sites
      • Holme Cultram Abbey
      • King Edward I Monument
      • Milefortlet 21
      • Salt Pans
    • Towns and villages
      • Allonby
      • Burgh by Sands
      • Boustead Hill
      • Bowness on Solway
      • Maryport
      • Newton Arlosh
      • Port Carlisle
      • Silloth
    • Things to do
      • Cycling
      • Walking
        • England Coastal Path
      • Horse riding
      • Maryport Maritime Museum
      • The Lake District Coast Aquarium
      • Senhouse Roman Museum
      • Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery
    • Frequently asked questions
  • A special place
    • Landscape
      • Patterns on the landscape
      • Special characteristics
    • Ecology
      • Environments
        • The coast and dunes
        • Lowland raised mires
        • Salt Marsh
        • The Firth
      • Wildlife
        • Birds
        • Insects and invertebrates
        • Mammals
        • Marine and seashore
        • Plants, flowers and fungi
        • Reptiles and amphibians
    • Heritage
      • Prehistoric
      • Roman heritage
      • Medieval
      • Early Modern
      • 20th Century Solway
      • Wartime
    • Buildings
      • Churches
      • Farmsteads
      • Fortifications
      • Vernacular and clay dabbins
    • Working landscape
      • Energy
      • Farming
      • Fishing
      • Tourism
  • Our work
    • What is a National Landscape
    • Management plan
    • Planning
    • Farming
      • Farming in Protected Landscapes
    • Nature calling
    • Nature recovery
      • Projects
        • Dynamic Dunescapes
        • The Solway Dunes
    • Partnerships
      • Joint Advisory Committee (JAC)
    • Meet the team
  • Resources
  • News
  • Get involved
    • Events
    • Volunteering
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Solway Coast AONB Management Plan 2020-25 Consultation draft

Equalities impact assessment

Habitats regulation assessment and strategic environmental assessment

Responses to consultation comments

Final consultation report

Initial consultation report

Solway Coast AONB Management Plan 2020-25

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    Cumbria
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