How will these resources help you?

The Lake District’s stunning glaciated scenery is fascinating for geographers and is crucial to its popularity as a tourist destination. These resources look at how the landforms were created, considering geology and glacial processes, how people use the area and how it is being managed by the Lake District Partnership so that the needs of different groups are considered. Despite this careful management, the area still faces significant problems in its use. Teachers and students looking for a case study of a glaciated upland area used for tourism will find these resources particularly useful.