Management Plan - North York Moors National Park

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Understanding and EnjoymentAIM■ A wide audience will be aware of and associate positive images with theNorth York Moors National Park.POLICIESU10. The awareness of the National Parkamongst the regional population andvisitors will be increasedU11. Under-represented groups will besupported to increase their awareness ofand access to the National ParkU12. Opportunities to promote thewider North York Moors area and NorthYork Moors National Park brand andsense of place will be created and takenMEANS TO ACHIEVECommunications StrategyPromoting the Park Plan(to be prepared)Partnership agreementOutreach workPromoting the Park Plan(to be prepared)Partnership agreementKEY PARTNERSNational Park AuthorityNational Park AuthorityLocal and regional tourism organisationsTourism providersLocal businessesConstituent local authoritiesWelcome to YorkshireNational Park AuthorityNational Park AuthorityYouth Hostel AssociationCommunity Champions (Mosaic project)Disability Advisory GroupNational Park AuthorityLocal and regional tourism organisationsTourism providersLocal businessesConstituent local authoritiesWelcome to YorkshireNational Park Authority72 www.northyorkmoors.org.uk
How Management Plan progress will be reportedINDICATORProportion of under-represented groupsvisiting the National ParkProportion of the region’s populationwho are aware of the North York MoorsNational ParkTARGET / DESIRED DIRECTION OF CHANGEProportion will have increasedProportion will have increased – see detailed targets below3.4 Understanding the ParkPromoting understanding of the National Park’s special qualitiesis about providing opportunities for people to discover and learnabout the National Park, whilst appreciating the importanceof conservation and the needs of local communities. Havingan understanding of the National Park is part of appreciatingits beauty and fragility and the need for its conservation andprotection. In 2008, 43% of the region’s population were awareof the National Park’s special qualities 50 .Regional awareness of NYMNP (%)Actual2003 200833 34201337201840Targets202343202846203050A variety of media is used to engage with people including use ofthe arts, exhibitions, publications, working with schools, events,as well as interpretive panels, visitor centres, websites and socialmedia. Interpretation must be informative, entertaining, thoughtprovoking, stimulating and be socially inclusive.Yorkshire Dales NP/NYMNPA Regional Awareness Surveys, Qa ResearchActual2004 2011Visitor awareness of the NYMNP (%)n/a 34NYMNPA Casual User Surveys, Qa Research201637Targets2021 202640 43203045The National Park Authority is not alone in its work to promotewhat is special about the National Park. Other government andnon-government organisations such as English Heritage, ForestryCommission, local authorities and the numerous charity andvoluntary sector organisations such as Ryedale Folk Museumall play a role in raising awareness of what is special about theNational Park linked to their organisation’s particular interest forexample, woodlands, birds, cultural heritage or geology.Visitor awareness of being in a NYMNP (%)NYMNPA Casual User Surveys, Qa ResearchActual2004 201183 73201683Targets2021 202685 87203090The National Park Authority is the main organisation with thespecific role for promoting understanding of the special qualitiesand focuses on working with structured groups – such as schoolchildren. The National Park Authority’s Education Service makeslinks with on average 14,000 people each year – 64% of groups50 Regional Awareness Survey, 2008 (QA Research)North York Moors National Park Management Plan73
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