Landscape with Hills and a Lake. Artist: William Gilpin.
During your course will be asked to submit a number of different formats of assignments, which may include; essays, portfolios, projects or other types of coursework. All coursework is governed by Appendix 3c. The Conduct of Assessment of the University of Cumbria Academic Procedures and Processes, a copy of which can be accessed here.
The Cumbria Landscape Character Guidance and Toolkit maps and describes the character of different landscape types across the county and provides guidance to help maintain their distinctiveness. Download the whole document in Part 1 or select the landscapes you're interested in separately. Part 2 explains what landscape character assessments.
It replaces previous Cumbria wide landscape documents and complements landscape documents for the National Parks and AONBs. It comprises two parts: Part 1 - maps and describes the landscape character, sets a vision for how it will look in the future and provides guidelines to help manage change, restoration and enhancement of landscape features.
The Cumbria Landscape Classification2 prepared by Cumbria County Council in 1995 recognises thirteen main landscape types in the County (outside the National Parks) with a discrete and consistent character. Ten of these types have been further subdivided resulting in a classification of thirty-seven types of landscape altogether. The main types are described in brief below and shown on the map.
Cumbria Wind Energy Supplementary Planning Document Landscape Character Classification (1995) Cumbria Landscape Classification Type 1 - Estuary and Marsh Type 2 - Coastal Margins Type 3 - Coastal Limestome Type 4 - Coastal Sandstone Type 5 - Lowland Type 6 - Intermediate Land Type 7 - Drumlins Type 8 - Main Valleys Type 9 - Intermediate.
Cumbria landscape character guidance and toolkit. The Cumbria Landscape Classification and Landscape Strategy were produced over ten years ago by the County Council. The information contained in these documents was in need of updating. The County Council has been working with all the district authorities and the proposed guidance was open for.
Details of the University of Cumbria's academic regulations. The university's academic regulations are designed to ensure the university is able to fulfil its responsibilities under the Articles of Government in exercising its degree awarding powers.
The history of Cumbria as a county of England begins with the Local Government Act 1972.Its territory and constituent parts however have a long history under various other administrative and historic units of governance. Cumbria is an upland, coastal and rural area, with a history of invasions, migration and settlement, as well as battles and skirmishes between the English and the Scots.
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Why Choose University of Cumbria. You won’t just talk about geography; you’ll get on with it. From geomorphological landscapes to the interaction between the physical and human environment to climate change, ecosystems and the rural economy and society, we have created a course for you that has a strong theoretical and broad geographical core.
The Landscape of Cumbria and the Lake District Go to Menu: Places to Visit Introduction to Cumbria.
