The park, which owns Bassenthwaite Lake, has set out a five-year plan to protect its biodiversity
A five-year plan to protect Bassenthwaite Lake has been produced.protecting its biodiversity for the next five years.
The scheme includes maintaining a lake-user permit system, restricting access to the shore to minimise erosion and annual programmes to tackle invasive plants in the water.Described as the area's "only true lake", Bassenthwaite, which is located between Keswick and Cockermouth, is home to a range of fish including salmon, trout, pike, perch and roach.
It has protection as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and as a National Nature Reserve, where ospreys can be seen fishing during the summer.The LDNP plan will guide how it will manage the Lake over the next five years LDNP northern ranger team leader Cath Johnson said: "Bassenthwaite is a special lake for wildlife, supporting breeding ospreys and many other flora, insects, birds, and small mammals all year round.
"It's a wonderful place for some quiet enjoyment, as motor craft are strictly managed and sailing, rowing, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, fishing, and swimming are all permitted.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
This Airbnb door leads to some spectacular and affordable viewsSecret hideout? Check.
Read more »
The free festival promising views of ‘northern lights’ over BoltonThe 'Put Big Light On' festival will see various light installations illuminate the town over two weekends
Read more »
Lancs village seconds from M6 surrounded by tranquil forests and famous viewsThe village in West Lancs also boast a number of independent shops, cafes and even an ant art gallery
Read more »
Inside three-bedroom NI apartment on the market with beautiful sea viewsIt provides 'uninterrupted views over Scotland, East Strand and Dunluce Castle and Royal Portrush Golf Course'
Read more »
The autumn walk near Greater Manchester named one of the best in the UKLace up your walking boots and head out on a hike with incredible views
Read more »
Perfect Lake District autumn walk with a pub at the endCumbria is blessed with so many different places to explore and what is even better is a lot of them are disability friendly
Read more »