A grant has been awarded for £670 to towards a new board game and poem as an educational tool to raise awareness of eel as a species and its relevance to Norfolk and The Broads in terms of heritage and biodiversity. It will increase engagement with The Broads as a landscape, awareness of eco-systems and waterways in The Broads, plus the impact of issues such as pollution and illegal trafficking.
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Do you have a business which welcomes visitors to the Broads? Why not consider joining us and you can help to keep the Broads special. Download our businesses booklet for useful help and advice.
The official visitor site for the Broads National Park.
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What is sustainable tourism?
Sustainable tourism is all about making the lowest possible impact on the environment and local culture while helping to generate income and employment. It is responsible tourism that is both ecologically and culturally sensitive. It is about caring for the places we love to visit and protecting them for future generations. There is no point in having a beautiful landscape if it is spoilt by insensitive tourism. Love the Broads seeks to promote the protection and understanding of our wetland area’s wildlife, landscape, heritage and tourism which are all interlinked.
