| Although gates will be made to allow access on foot and horseback, many areas of present open access moorland are to be 'managed' by enclosing with barbed wire fencing to graze cattle that will bring to an end decades of a beautiful unspoilt and safe amenity for the public to enjoy. |
SAVE PENWITH MOORS SAY NO TO FENCES AND CATTLE |
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CONTENTS OF THIS SITE UPDATES weekly (usually Saturday evening) - with links to pictures of stock proofing (fencing etc) SAVE PENWITH MOORS - AREAS OF PRESENT CONCERN (May 2009) - an overview of the landscape to be stock proofed STATEMENT MAY 2009 includes sections on GENESIS OF SAVE PENWITH MOORS, THE HEATH PROJECT, NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND WILDLIFE, SUMMARY OF OBJECTIONS TO HEATH PROJECT, SOME COMMENTS RECEIVED FROM THE PUBLIC WE ARE NOT ALONE - NEW addition 12 June
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In 1985 the southern part of Carnyorth Moor was being fenced and 'reclaimed' for pasture. In 2008 the whole of Carnyorth Moor was again being fenced and stock proofed for 'management'. The sorry saga of Penwith moors with its start-stop-restart policies of fencing and grazing is now completed CLICK HERE. |
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ADDRESSES FOR COMPLAINTS AND SUGGESTIONS CLICK HERE |
