In that sense, there is a slight air of pastiche about both shows: a heritage recreation of TV of the past.
The importance of the information functions (health, recreation, amenity, education, heritage, etc).
"There is an urgent need to safeguard the remaining undeveloped forest lands as a home for wildlife, a haven for recreation and a heritage for future generations," Cantwell said.
This utopian ideal could be found in films such as Notting Hill, Bridget Jones's Diary, and Four Weddings and a Funeral, in which London was almost entirely white; it was supplemented by heritage recreations of the essence of an older England in films such as Pride and Prejudice or Sense and Sensibility.
An overriding purpose of the estate, they intimated, is "to sustain and maximise the public value of the estate, in terms of wildlife, access, recreation, education and cultural heritage".
Maps of opportunity to access to heritage and recreation in Aranjuez; 2006.
This was linked to respondent appreciation of the landscape functions of recreation, aesthetic beauty, cultural heritage, spirituality and inspiration.
Monitoring programmes often use remote sensing data and focus on changes in land cover/land use in relation to values such as biodiversity, cultural heritage and recreation.
The heritage and recreation opportunity spectrum indicators, adapted from Maes et al. ([2011]), are mapped through a gradient that shows the density of elements by km2, and their proximity to the city center.
"Outdoor recreation is about both our heritage and our economy," Zinke said in a statement.
