World Heritage Site Planning Toolkit
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The World Heritage Site Planning Toolkit has been created to introduce the World Heritage Site (WHS) and to explain, using straightforward language, why it should be protected and how this is to be done.
The following pages within the Toolkit address the importance of the WHS, how its important features can be identified, and looks in detail at the information available for you to do this.
Photos and maps are included to illustrate the important features of the WHS, and an Impact Checklist has been added to provide a quick way to establish whether a development will have an impact upon the Site’s special qualities.
Virtual Tours
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Geevor Mine
Take a virtual journey around Geevor with Ed Rowe and learn about the site, the people who worked there and the mine's fascinating history
King Edward Mine
Take a virtual journey around King Edward Mine with Ed Rowe and learn about this former training mine, once at the forefront of Cornish mining education
The Tamar Valley
Take a virtual journey around the Tamar Valley with Ed Rowe and learn about some of the most important copper and arsenic mines in the nineteenth century world
