1.3.2 - meaning and representation

suggest how over time loss of character may lead to conflict between groups of people

farmers and tourists - the tourists would create more traffic for farmers

what is an AONB

and area in England, wales or northern ireland that has been designated for conservation by the government

what is and AONB also known as

national landscapes

where is chichester harbour

• south coast

• central

• estuary environment

how is chichester harbour presented

• photos = positive, very aesthetic

• videos = calm sea, good weather, positive

• social media = individuals views, not representative, could be AI

• newspaper = only shows negative e.g. murder

local residents - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• live locally

• nice place but overcrowded with tourists

• traffic jams and busy places at certain times of the year

local businesses - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• rely on locals and tourists for business

• good because it generates profit

• number of tourists fluctuates and changes their income

second home owners - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• only visit a few times a year or rent it out

• quiet idyllic place, much better than the city

• only spend small amounts of time here at the best points of the year

tourists - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• visit for 1-2 weeks , contribute to local economy

• beautiful place to visit because they only go in summer

• only come when conditions are best

boating clubs - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• use the harbour for hobbies

• perfect location for their chosen hobby but is largely interrupted by tourists

• large amounts of tourists use the boating club in summer

environmentalists - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• keen to keep the area protected

• its an AONB

• personal experiences make then think they need to protect it

farmers - chichester harbour - engagement, perceptions, reasons

• farm large areas or maximum yields

• tourists disrupt the area

• high numbers of tourists come in the summer

give an example of how peoples identity would make then defend a place

greggxit

• locals in Cornwall in 2020 were upset as another shop tries to sell baked goods when they already have the Cornish pasty

• “satan’s franchise”

• they boycotted it so it had to close

how did people defend their culture in the lake district

commercialisation

• lowther estate wanted to put 10 motor yachts on a lake in Grasmere

• 200 locals gathered to protest

• it is described as “the loveliest spot that man has every found”

how might different groups feel about a new cinema opening

• younger population will love it

• older generations think it might be somewhere that antisocial behaviour takes place

how might different groups feel about a library closing

• schools students may be upset as they no longer have access to that education

• depends on how much you valued education in your upbringing

informal presentation

• produced by small groups or individuals

• less factual

• tv

• social media

formal presentation

• political agenices making information

• factual

• newspapers

• statistics

how is manchester presented in the news

mainly shows the negatives

• crime

• politics

how is manchester presented in social media

mainly shows the football and things to attract tourists to the city

how is manchester presented in literature

shows the perception of manchester from different view poi