Stakeholder input to the development of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy is critical to its success. We want a strategy that is informed by your priorities for nature and built on the data, information and knowledge you hold. As a result we will create a shared strategy that presents a plan for joined-up action to recover our county’s nature.
The project will bring together groups of stakeholders throughout the project to input and participation in these working groups will be open to all. At what stage you engage in the project will be entirely up to you and will likely be informed by which part of the strategy you’re keen to influence. Although we are keen to have as many involved from the start, we’re conscious that not everyone will be able to do so. So, we have created the following guide to help you decide which part of the process is most important to you to participate in.
If you’re involved in, interested by or affected by nature recovery – you’re a stakeholder and we want you to get involved. For more information on who we want to be involved in the development of the nature recovery strategy, see who we are working with.
See below for details of how to take part, to help shape the county’s plans for recovering nature. You’ll also find reports from our various engagement activities on this page.
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