50 mins, 2016 [password required] This updates the original 1996 film, going back to the original issues and finding out the new ones. The Lake District is one of Britain's most popular tourist honeypots. The basic challenge: how to encourage tourists without spoiling the natural beauty they come to see. MAN-MADE VERSUS NATURAL The speed limit for power boats on Lake Windermere goes to the heart of whether the Lake District should be preserved in its 'natural' state or allow 'man-made' attractions - such as water skiing. The speed limit has been imposed, but the row rumbles on. BLOTS ON THE LANDSCAPE Should garden centres and supermarkets be allowed to build and expand in the National Park? And what about pylons and windfarms? TOO MUCH TRAFFIC? Traffic congestion is as bad as ever, despite efforts to get people out of their cars. Plans for a relief road for Ambleside, proposed over 20 years ago, have still not gone through. CLIMATE CHANGE The floods of December 2015 highlight how much damage climate change may bring to landscapes as well as communities. FREE SUPPORT NOTES: Contact tvchoiceuk@aol.com for free support notes when you buy this film. Full series: Impact Of Tourism: Kenya Impact Of Tourism: Amazon Impact Of Tourism: Majorca Impact Of Tourism: Gambia Impact Of Tourism: Thailand Impact Of Tourism: Antigua Too Much Tourism? Snowdonia Too Much Tourism? The Lake District