Loch Ness, Durdle Door, and the Lake District's Lake Windermere are some of the top UK destinations that Brits are keen to visit – before they are damaged by climate change.
A poll of 2,000 adults found that nearly three-quarters are worried that the effects of global warming will permanently damage some of the UK's most iconic beauty spots.
Nearly one in five (18 per cent) believe that some of the country's areas of natural beauty have already been critically damaged due to climate change – with a third saying they have noticed changes to some of their favourite natural spots over years of visiting.
