RESIDENTS can now have their say on how the next 20 to 50 years of Studland will look.
The ‘Future Studland’ survey explores how and when people visit the peninsula, their connection with its natural landscape and how they use the existing facilities.
It will build a picture of the peninsula as it is used now and provide insight as to how people would like to continue using it whilst facing the challenges of coastal change.
The survey responses will inform the Future Studland plan that will shape the stewardship of Studland's natural beauty and accessibility for future generations.
Elaine Snow of the Dorset Coast Forum said: "Studland's unparalleled natural beauty is at risk due to coastal changes and rising sea levels.
“The Future Studland engagement project is an opportunity for everyone to share their views before a plan is made.
“We are keen to collect a wide range of perspectives as possible and encourage anyone with an interest or connection with Studland to take part in our survey.”
You can take part in the survey here: https://www.dorsetcoasthaveyoursay.co.uk/future-studland/surveys/future-studland-survey.
Paper copies of the survey are available at the Studland Village Shop and the National Trust Knoll Beach Visitors Centre.
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