Join in the conversation about the Partnership Plan and encourage your audiences to have their say.
These suggested social media posts are designed to be flexible and easy to use, feel free to adapt them to suit your own organisation’s messaging.
Posts should be shared to launch the consultation, to promote the five key challenges and with a clear call to action to complete the survey. Logos, campaign illustrations, videos and photos to go with the posts are in the toolkit.
Download logos sized for Facebook, Instagram and Twitter in this zip file.
Download social media friendly videos from this pCloud page
#CareLiveVisit and #LakeDistrict
Find out more – link to plan landing page www.lakedistrict.gov.uk/partnership
Watch our video – link to YouTube video or download file from toolkit
Have your say – https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/LDNPP20-25
“Is the Lake District somewhere you dream of visiting, somewhere you live and work, or somewhere that matters to you? We want to share our new five year plan for the Lake District National Park from the words of 25 organisations. Here’s what it’s all about: [link and campaign logo] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict"
Use short video and link to the Plan’s key challenge page. Follow up posts to use photo with themed illustrations.
Top tip: place logo at bottom right corner, alternatively top right.
“The pandemic has impacted our communities and Lake District economy. It's even clearer now that focusing on employment opportunities and the needs of our younger generations is vital. Watch our video.” [link or upload video].
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“The pandemic has impacted our communities and Lake District economy. It's even clearer now that focusing on employment opportunities and the needs of our younger generations is vital. Read more [link to Vibrant communities and prosperous economy challenge page] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“Climate change is affecting many of the things we all love about the Lake District. Nature, coastlines, lakes and mountains cannot adapt to changing weather patterns on their own. We need to act now to make our beautiful landscape more robust and we can become a world-leader in climate action. Watch our video [link or upload]”.
“Could the Lake District become a world-leader in climate action? There’s no doubt that that this landscape is facing a challenge, but we can see the opportunities. Read more: [link to Climate action challenge page] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“The Lake District’s farming traditions, nature and climate are in crisis. This plan sets out how we will respond so nature, people and businesses benefit. Watch our video/read our plan [link to Future of farming and foresty, nature recovery and climate change challenge page] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“Spending time outdoors in nature is good for children, individuals, and society. It supports the nation’s health and wellbeing. We have heard and understand what stops people from visiting and enjoying the Lake District. Now it's time to remove those barriers. Watch our video/read our plan: [link to Lake District for everyone challenge page] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“More than 85% of visitors to the Lake District arrive by private vehicle. We want to promote low carbon, active, healthy and inclusive travel experiences for our visitors and residents to enjoy. Read our plan/watch our video [link to Sustainable travel challenge page] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“25 organisations are sharing their joint plan for the Lake District. We are one of those organisations. You can help shape this inspiring five-year plan. Have your say [link to survey] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
“Care for, work in, or visit the Lake District? Our five-year action plan for the National Park is here. You can help shape this inspiring plan. Have your say [link to survey] #CareLiveVisit #LakeDistrict”
