Landscape Character Assessment
Guidance on designating Local Landscape Areas, published in October 2020 by NatureScot and Historic Environment Scotland, defines a Landscape Character Assessment (LCA) as: ‘The process of identifying and describing variation in character of the landscape. LCAs identify and explain the combination of elements and features that make landscapes distinct from one another by mapping and describing Landscape Character Types and Areas.’
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