managed woodlands? eg. westonbirt arboretum:

context survey - natural land cover

enlarged key

100 years of western edge?

green belt erosion

CCC Local Plan 2006 'Areas of Major Change' denoted in orange.

(superimposed over GoogleMaps satellite imagery)

cambridgeshire closeup

close up map of science parks in Cambridgeshire, Cambridge greenbelt shown in dark green

zooming in (!)

science park 'geosquares'

individual science parks as shown below, denoted by squares and
placed together according to approximate geographical adjacencies.
coloured according to regional clusters - see previous post

defining regional park clusters - part ii

colour coding of clusters - serves as a key for future graphics

defining regional park clusters

clusters defined by triangulation

value indicates a measure of area

map of science parks in the UK

green dots = UKSPA member science parks
orange dots = planned UKSPA member science parks
blue dots = other science campuses in Cambridgeshire

N.B. not a definitive map of all parks in the UK

only 5% woodland cover?

woodland [re]claiming a Trinity College-owned field, a proposed site for a new concert hall.
only 5% of the Cambridge green belt is made up of ancient woodland - 3% lower than the national average.