Презентация на тему по английскому языку на тему National Parks in Wales

and centuries of human activity has led to a

vegetation coverage in which induced grassland and plantation woodland currently predominate.

in Wales covering an area of 4122 sq km.

This represents approximately 20% of the land area of Wales. Snowdonia was designated in 1951, followed in 1952 by Pembrokeshire coast and finally Brecon Beacons in 1957.
National Parks were created to protect the most beautiful and imposing landscapes in the UK. The statutory designation recognizes the national importance of such landscapes, and gives them a high degree of protection.

parks are different in terms of their landscape character,

historical and cultural heritage.

90 mountain peaks, 37 miles of pristine coastline and

beaches.

is the second largest of the 11 National Parks

in England and Wales. The park covers 2,132 square km and stretches from Gardian Bay’s High Water Mark in the West, to the Conwy Valley in the east and from the River Dyfi and its estuary in the south to the coast of Conwy Bay as far as conwy in the north.

done much to shape the present landscape. Great mountain

ranges have been pushed up out of the oceans only to be slowly eroded away.

scenery in England and Wales with Snowdon in the

North and Cadair Idris in the South. Snowdon is the highest mountain in England and Wales at 1,085 m and in Welsh is known as “Yr Wyddfa’

Park was designated in 1952. It is unique in

Britain as the only National Park that is predominantly coastal.

square miles around the beautiful West Coast of wales.

1952, and is the only in the UK to

have been designated primarily because its spectacular coastline.

rugged cliffs, sandy beaches, wooden estuaries and wild inland

hills, covering a total area of 240 square miles.

is evidence of its rich past heritage. This includes

building, communities and landscapes of historic importance.

environment, help to make the park’s landscapes so beautiful

and diverse.

is unrivalled for seabirds.

covers 519 square miles stretching from Llandeio in the

west to Hay-on-Wye in the east. The Park seek to protect and enhance the natural beauty, wildlife and cultural heritage of an area that contains some of the most spectacular upland formations in Southern Britain.

made up of old red sandstone which is transected

by rivers to form 4 distinct ranges of hill: the Black Mountain, Forest Fawr, the Central Beaconsand the Black Mountains.