Holidaymakers plan to visit the UK beauty hotspots – before global warming affects some of the most iconic locations
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Durdle Door, Loch Ness and Lake Windermere in the Lake District are among the top destinations adults want to visit before they are decimated by climate change.
While hotspots like Sherwood Forest, St. Austell and Snowdon also rank highly.
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Hide AdThe research of 2,000 adults found nearly seven in 10 are worried about how global warming will affect some of the most iconic outdoor locations in the UK.
With this rapid onset of climate change, it emerged 44 per cent are willing to speed up their plans to visit UK landmarks before they’re damaged by global warming.
However, 18 per cent think areas of natural beauty in this country are already being critically damaged due to a warming planet.
The research was commissioned by Runners Need and Cotswold Outdoor as part of its #SaveOurOutdoors campaign, highlighting the importance of protecting the outdoors we treasure so much here in the UK.
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