Stakeholder input to the development of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy was critical to its success. We wanted a strategy that was informed by your priorities for nature and built on the data, information and knowledge you hold. As a result we created a shared strategy that presents a plan for joined-up action to recover our county’s nature.
The project brought together groups of stakeholders throughout the project to input and participate. A Although we were keen to have as many involved from the start, we were conscious that not everyone was be able to do so. So, we created the following guide to show how the process would work, and allow stakeholders to decide when and how they wanted to get involved.
And what did we mean by stakeholder? If you’re involved in, interested by or affected by nature recovery – you’re a stakeholder. For more information on who we wanted to be involved in the development of the nature recovery strategy, see who we worked with.
See below for details of reports from our various engagement activities on this page.
Where You Were Able to Input
Thank you for your input - here's what you told us
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