Please feel free to download and print any of the following factsheets. We are aware that many of them have not been updated for a while, but they still should be useful.
1. The Yorkshire Dales National Park - our national treasure
The National Park is a special place for everyone to enjoy
Suitable for: Upper KS2. KS3
2. The Yorkshire Dales - a National Park
The story of how UK National Parks - the Dales in particular – came about
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
3. Conserving - a changing landscape
How the National Park Authority does its work
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
4. Geology - foundations of natural beauty
The story of the making of the rocks and scenery of the Dales
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
5. Wildlife - conserving biodiversity
How the wildlife and habitats of the Park are looked after
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
6. Cultural heritage - lifestyle in the landscape
How people have affected the Dales landscape through time
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
7. Hill Farming - changing times
Farming in the Dales, past, present and future.
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
8. Tourism - a balancing act
Tourism in the Dales.
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
9. Sustainable Tourism - getting the balance right?
How the National Park Authority is building sustainability into tourism
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
10. Access Management – an integrated approach
Issues around getting to and getting around the National Park
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
11. Malham - a honeypot site
A case study of tourism in the Malham area
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
12. Quarrying - a grey area
The place of the industry in the National Park
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE
13. Changing Communities – testing times
Issues involved in the making and shaping of the rural ideal.
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE and HE.
14. Climate change - challenge for the National Park
The climate change challenge facing the National Park
Suitable for: GCSE. A level. FE & HE
