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Local Nature Recovery Strategy development stages

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Making Space for Nature Delivery Group

The purpose of the Delivery Group is to provide the technical and sectoral advice required to steer the preparation of the project. The Delivery Group is…

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Making Space for Nature Stakeholder Engagement

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…

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Making Space for Nature Technical Advisory Groups

The project will has established Technical Advisory Groups to provide insights, skills, guidance and expertise to the Making Space for Nature project on a specific…

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Making Space for Nature Supporting Authorities Group

The Local Nature Recovery Strategy Regulations (2023) creates a Supporting Authority role within the development process of the strategy. Supporting Authorities for the Kent &…

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Making Space for Nature Board

The purpose of the Board is to provide political and strategic oversight and governance for the development of the Strategy. The Board will ensure the…

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Kent Habitat Survey 2012

The Kent Habitat Survey provides an assessment of the county's habitat distribution, change and connectivity/fragmentation. Although over 10 years old it still provides an excellent source of information that can be used to inform the Strategy.

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The Environment (Local Nature Recovery Strategies) (Procedure) Regulations 2023

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Statutory guidance for Local Nature Recovery Strategy

Published in March 2023 this is the government guidance that the project will be referring to in drawing together the Kent and Medway Nature Recovery Strategy by May 2025.

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Kent County Council

State of Nature in KentThis landmark report is available here and features over sixty contributors across seven chapters. It will be used to inform development of the Kent and Medway Nature Recovery Strategy.

Kent Habitat Survey 2012The Kent Habitat Survey provides an assessment of the county's habitat distribution, change and connectivity/fragmentation. Although over 10 years old it still provides an excellent source of information that can be used to inform the Strategy.

Kent Biodiversity StrategyThe Kent Biodiversity Strategy, published in 2020, habitats that are thriving with wildlife and plants, ensuring the natural environment regain and retain good health. It provides a collaboratively developed, peer reviewed and publicly consulted set of priorities for the county's biodiversity that can be used as a starting point for discussion and an evidence base for the strategy area description.

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Oct 2023

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