One of the UK's most beloved national parks, the Peak District is a diverse landscape of rolling hills, moorlands, and valleys. 

 

Located in the North of England, it's easily accessible to millions and receives a high volume of visitors each year. This creates complex management challenges, as conservation goals must be balanced with recreational demands and the needs of local communities and farmers. 

 

Understanding how Earth observation technologies can contribute to equitable and effective conservation in this context is crucial.

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Use of EO

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Earth observation is used to monitor conservation efforts, track visitor numbers, and ensure compliance with land management regulations.