The findings of a public consultation exercise on how the Yorkshire Dales National Park should develop are to be revealed at a meeting.
The national park guardians have called the public meeting in Grassington to give people a chance to discuss.
The biggest public consultation exercise ever undertaken by the national park urged people to comment on how they wanted the landscape managed.
The findings will form part of a five year plan.
The meeting will be held in the Octagon Room at Grassington town hall starting at 7pm on Tuesday, February 1.
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