Phoenix Park Conservation Management Plan

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The Phoenix Park Conservation Management Plan Table Of Contents 1. Introduction 5 1.1 Preambl e 6 1.2 Purpose and Scope 6 1.3 1986 Phoenix Park Management Plan 7 1.4 Improvements Implemented Since the 1986 Plan 7 Contents 2. Vision and Objectives for the 21 st Century 11 2.1 Vision 12 2.2 Strategic Objectives 13 3. Principal Issues 15 3.1 Significance 16 3.2 Pressures and Threats on the Park 16 3.3 Policy Issues and Legal Status 18 4. History and Description 19 4.1 Historic Context 20 4.2 Description of Principal Areas and Land Use 23 Map 1: Demesnes, Enclosures and Other Areas 28 Map 2: Other Notable Features 29 Map 3: Land Use and Activity Areas 30 5. Legal and Planning Context 31 5.1 Introduction 32 5.2 Current Governance 32 5.3 Wildlife Acts 1976-2000 35 5.4 Disability Legislation 36 5.5 Designations, Charters and Conventions 36 5.6 Specific Objectives 36 5.7 Short-to-Medium Term Actions 37 6. Landscape 39 6.1 Introduction 40 6.2 Geodiversity 40 6.3 Vegetation 41 6.4 Views and Prospects 42 6.5 Specific Objectives 44 6.6 Short-to-Medium Term Actions 45 Map 4: Views and Prospects 47 THE PHOENIX PARK CONSERVATION MANAGEMENT PLAN 1
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Page 21 and 22: Location The Phoenix Park, which wa
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Page 45 and 46: 6.3 Vegetation The Phoenix Park was
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7.3 Flora Habitats Buildings and ro
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The Phoenix Park is an important si
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Action 7.7: Action 7.8: Action 7.9:
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Research, Monitoring and Education
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8 8. Archaeology, Architecture and
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graves. This is the largest Viking
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Park and to retain low levels of li
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Action 8.8: Action 8.9: Undertake t
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9 9. Access and Movement THE PHOENI
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years and decades the private vehic
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Action 9.4 Action 9.5 Action 9.6 Re
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10 10. Public Use THE PHOENIX PARK
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10.3 Events and Recreation The Phoe
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• Persons attending or participat
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Map 7: Walking Routes The Phoenix P
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11 11. Management THE PHOENIX PARK
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11.3 Resources Adequate financial,
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11.8 Decision Making This Conservat
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Action 11.8: Regularly audit and re
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Appendices THE PHOENIX PARK CONSERV
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