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Explain the impacts of tourism on a glaciated upland area and describe one strategy used to manage these impacts.

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Section C: Physical landscapes in the UK

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Explain the impacts of tourism on a glaciated upland area and describe one strategy used to manage these impacts.

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Tourism in glaciated upland areas can lead to environmental degradation, increased litter, and erosion of paths. One strategy to manage these impacts is the implementation of designated walking paths to minimize damage to the landscape.

Explanation

This question assesses the student's understanding of the negative effects of tourism and their ability to suggest management strategies, which is crucial for sustainable tourism practices.

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Misunderstanding Tourism Impacts

Students often confuse the types of tourism impacts, mixing up positive and negative effects.

Clearly differentiate between positive impacts (like economic benefits) and negative impacts (such as environmental degradation) when explaining tourism impacts in glaciated upland areas.

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