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Bournemouth
Seafront Strategy (2007-2011) -
sets out a vision for the future management and
development of Bournemouth's award winning seafront. An essential
tool guiding internal and external investment as the Council seeks
to build on Bournemouth's reputation as one of the UK's premier
beaches (PDF, 2.7MB, opens in a new window).
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Hengistbury Head Management Plan (October 2005) - the Plan sets
out to describe and evaluate Hengistbury Head and to prescribe a
workable management programme for the site. It is the second
revision of a Plan originally written in 1989 (PDF, 1MB, opens in a new window).
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Information Database (2008) - an extensive list
of existing Management Plans and data relevant to the study area, gathered
from project partners and responses to the SMP2 Questionnaire. |
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Poole Bay & Harbour Strategy Study
(March 2004) defines coastal defences for Poole Bay (between Durlston
Head and Hengistbury Head including Poole Harbour) and how they
should be managed. This study developed from SMP1 and
contributes to SMP2.
July 2010 - the Poole Bay
& Harbour Strategy is currently under review by the Environment Agency
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Poole & Christchurch Bays SMP2 Scoping
Report (July 2008) prepared for the
principal purpose of providing information for the SMP2 consultant
to assist in the preparation of the Shoreline Management Plan review
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Poole
Harbour Aquatic Management Plan (2006) looks at
ways of maintaining sustainable levels of economic and social activity
within the Harbour and its hinterland, while protecting its natural
environment. Links to an external website.
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On-going
studies & monitoring: |
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Information
about the sediment transport and shoreline management of central
southern England is available from
www.scopac.org.uk
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Monitoring of the coastline for the Poole & Christchurch Bays area is
undertaken as part of the South East Strategic Regional Coastal
Monitoring Programme, which provides detailed information for the
development of SMPs and other coastal & flood defence strategies.
For more information visit
www.channelcoast.org |