Pathways to Engagement: The Natural and Historic Environment in England
Pathways to Engagement: The Natural and Historic Environment in England
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参与之路：英格兰的自然和历史环境
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2019
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通讯作者：
Victoria Bankes Price
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H. Morel;Victoria Bankes Price
本文通过强调将自然和文化遗产环境分离的方法如何纳入政策和活动的官僚机构，阐述了可以从自然和文化遗产环境的保护和管理工作中吸取的教训。作者讨论了与自然和历史环境有关的问题，英国立法的复杂性，以及组织结构，这些问题使得很难采取一种综合方法来加强、保护和保存自然和文化遗产。通过2018年修订的《国家规划政策框架》、《环境法案》和“净收益”概念，可以看到这些复杂性。作者认为，跨部门的工作协调和合作可能会导致更有效的游说和更实质性的改进。
ABSTRACT This article sets out to address what lessons can be learnt from conservation and management efforts across both the natural and cultural heritage environments by highlighting how approaches which separate the two environments are worked into policies and bureaucracies of activities. The authors discuss issues related to the natural and historic environment, the complexities in English legislation, and the organisational structures which make it difficult to work towards an integrated approach which enhances, protects and conserves both the natural and cultural heritage. These complexities are looked at through the 2018 revision of the National Planning Policy Framework, the introduction of the Environment Bill and the Net Gain concept. The authors suggest that working coordination and cooperation across the sectors may result in more effective lobbying and more substantive improvements.