by Matteo Cavallito<\/p>\n
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Lake District, Northwestern England. An iconic wilderness that has inspired generations of writers since the 18th century. In this place, where Romantic poet William Wordsworth wandered lonely as a cloud<\/em><\/a>, nature has always relied on a fragile balance, constantly threatened by bad behavior and weather conditions. Nothing new, we may say. The problem has been well known for years. Recently, however, the alarms have multiplied<\/strong>. And concern has grown. The massive influx of tourists and the effects of climate change now threaten more than ever the resilience of one of the UK<\/strong>‘s most fascinating places, The Guardian writes. Environmentalists<\/strong>‘ analysis, on the other hand, leaves little room for doubts.<\/p>\n