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Aim -to identify different types of land use that have undergone change in the Lea Valley
(Length: 7.1 Pages) Aim -to identify different types of land use that have undergone change in the Lea Valley Aim -to identify different types of land use that have undergone change in the Lea Valley. -to examine the reasons why the land use has changed. - to investigate the impact of change upon the local community. ...

Lea Valley - Where is the area under study
(Length: 0.7 Pages) Lea Valley - Where is the area under study The Lea Valley Regional Park is in Picketts Lock, it is along the A1055. In this area there is recreational land use (golf course ,cinema ..etc.) and a bit further down there is industrial land use (this is the industrial estate) and across the road from t ...

Lee Valley Regional Park
(Length: 0.5 Pages) Lee Valley Regional Park ` Abercrombie's 1944 Greater London Plan proposed a regional park in the Lee Valley and in 1968 an Authority was formed to make a 37km long park. It reaches from hackney in the East End of London to Ware in Hertfordshire. Progress has been slow but it is worth visiting ...

What changes have taken place in this area around the Lee Valley
(Length: 1.8 Pages) What changes have taken place in this area around the Lee Valley The Lee Valley Regional Park Authority was set up in 1967 by an act of parliament to develop the areas along the Lee, many of them by then dis-used and derelict, for recreation and nature conservation. Although the idea had first been ...

What has been the effect of change upon the environment
(Length: 3.0 Pages) What has been the effect of change upon the environment What has been the effect of change upon the environment? At the Lea Valley Regional Park the changes have effected wildlife immensely because from the NWR I found out that in the 1960's there was 29 species of birds such as pelicans, woodp ...

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