BEYOND   2000
| T |
he countryside is near breaking point. For far too long, we have been taking
from it.
Now we must start putting something back. |
| C |
onservation is not about keeping things as they are; still less about turning
the clock back. It
is about creating a better future. It is about managing change in such a way that both protects and |
| enhances the essential character of Gower, its natural beauty, its farmed landscape, its history, its diverse | |
| flora and fauna. It is about balancing protection with the legitimate well-being of the community. | |
| I |
f we
remember that Gower was not given to us by our forebears, but lent to us by future generations, we shall not let them. or Gower, down. |