I seconded and supported a motion to set up a fund to support community driven nature recovery projects. This follows the pioneering work of residents in Harleston with 'Nature Recovery in Harleston'. This scheme allows Town and Parish Councils, community groups, charities, schools and landowners in South Norfolk to receive up to £10,000 for biodiversity projects. There are five grants available. Funds will be awarded to projects that best meet the following criteria: Carbo

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Norfolk County Council, along with 47 other local authorities, is working on a Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) as part of a...

This is an extract from an article published in the Eastern Daily Press. A Norfolk town is leading the way in giving nature a helping...

Wortwell Parish Council are furthering their environmental credentials and announced that they had recently adopted an Environmental and...

Waveney Volunteers for Nature proudly displayed a power scythe they have bought with money secured from South Norfolk Council and the...

Last week, South Norfolk Council reinforced their support for nature recovery in passing a motion which I proposed: https://democracy.southnorfolkandbroadland.gov.uk/.../Com .... This had cross party support with nobody opposing the recommendations. It was agreed to endorse the community nature recovery approach pioneered by Harleston and to encourage Parish councils across the district to implement the model in their own communities. This is a recognition of the good work

South Norfolk Council reinforced their support for nature recovery in passing a motion which I proposed: This had cross party support...

Volunteers scythed a section of the graveyard at Redenhall Church as part of 'Nature Recovery in Harleston'. The grass has been allowed...

England is widely considered to be one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world following historic and ongoing declines. ...

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Many people I have been talking with during canvassing, are fully engaged with helping nature in many aspects. They are already playing...