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Amy Tyler-Jones

Amy Tyler-Jones is neighbourhood planning officer for the South Downs National Park Authority

Community planning in a protected landscape

01.04.2016

Amy Tyler-Jones

Local plans | neighbourhood plans | South Downs National Park | South East

Finding a balance between conservation, enhancement and the aspirations of local people is the biggest challenge in dealing with nationally protected landscapes, says Amy Tyler-Jones.

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