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Conservation of Important Geological Sites

It is argued that several important Ordovician and Silurian sites in the Lake District, variously designated as special sites, such as SSSls, have been put at risk by the very procedures ostensibly designed to protect them. It is advised that these particular sites should be quickly unfenced, allotving access to sheep and cattle, and access and collecting by geologists or the public should be unrestricted. A site-specific approach is argued for management of important geological sites.