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The Tasman Peninsula Landscape Development Manual: local and wider ramifications

Tasman Peninsula's landscape, it is argued, is not only neglected but also a repository of 
historically significant evidence that has largely failed to achieve recognition. Examples of 
local landscape damage point to fundamental difficulties in heritage protection which have not 
been met by the conferring of National Estate status on Tasman Peninsula. The methods and 
results , to date, of a research programme aimed at directing attention to the landscape protection 
needs of Tasman Peninsula are explained, with particular reference to the realisation of the 
National Estate idea and to an application of the concept of cultural landscape conservation.