Presentation about Cumbria

Thèmes abordés

Cumbria, climate change, biodiversity, ecosystem, localization, England

Résumé du document

Ce document contient un exercice corrigé d'anglais, visant à établir la description de la ville de Cumbria.

Extraits

[...] Presentation about Cumbria Localization Cumbria is a non-metropolitan county. It is located in the north-west of England. This county was created in 1974, shortly after the adoption of the Local Government Act in 1972. It covers the traditional counties of Cumberland and Westmorland but also parts of Lancaster and Yorkshire. Although vast, it is one of the least densely populated counties in the country. In fact, it has only 74 inhabitants per square kilometer. II) Biodiversity and climate In this part, we will first study ecosystems, then biodiversity conservation and finally climate change. [...]

[...] This is also the case for Cumbria. Indeed, several actions have been put in place with the aim of conserving diversity, fauna and flora. Concerning the preservation of the habitat, nature reserves are set up. Additionally, there is close collaboration between conservation organizations, government and local communities to preserve ecosystems. In the case of the lake district national park, we can observe management efforts to conserve fragile habitats, the restoration of peatlands for example. They are endangered. Regarding animals and protected species, a necessary monitoring is put in place, this is particularly the case for Freshwater Pearl Mussel. [...]

[...] We can think about wind energy which has become more and more popular in the United Kingdom. This would reduce climate impact. For example, the use of our own car is not recommended. We have to use public transportation. In addition, measures must be taken to adapt this climate change to the lives of animals and protected species. Regardless, it is the entire community that must work to fight against the changes. Residents must demonstrate resilience to conserve the beautiful landscapes they hold. [...]