Sefton Coast: Communications, Interpretation and Visitor Product Development Strategy

Providing a model for sustainable visitor development for the Mersey Waterfront Regional Park, this strategy sets out proposals for marketing, interpretation and visitor infrastructure and services on the Sefton Coast. It reviewed visitor markets and provision and recommends a vision, guiding principles, zoning framework, action programme and implementation structure. It is supported by expert papers on marketing, branding, interpretation, remote viewing of wildlife and publications.

Following the consultancy's plan for Glen Finglas, the Woodland Trust commissioned this plan for visitor market and facility development, recreational access, and information, interpretation and educational provision at its Milton Estate in the Trossachs.

Design, organisation and reporting on a simple baseline survey of users of the Loch Leven Heritage Trail to provide indicative information on levels of use and users' characteristics and expenditures. Peter Scott trained and supervised the volunteer surveyors.