The Lake District National Park supports New Nuke Reactors. Green Man in the Woods? Imagine if you will a plant that can cause cancer and is rich in cyanide. It is a plant which has gradually taken over vast areas of one of our most popular National Parks. Its foliage strangles upland grass growth reducing the productivity of pasture for fell farmers. Yet man appears to do little to limit the spread of this plant. The plant in question is of course bracken. Child Labour in Cumbrian Mines.

Looking at beautiful views, visiting historic landscapes, walking in remote country, observing wild animals, all have a profound effect on our well-being. There is a healing effect, where people connect with the land and wildlife, and find a profound sense of identity. The experience of wild areas and of adventure activities are important aspects of education and leisure, especially for young people, bringing a sense of challenge and achievement.