Leicestershire County Council's new Local Nature Recovery Strategy

Leicestershire County Council are leading the creation of the new Local Nature Recovery Strategy, taking place from 20th March until 26th May 2024, for the area on behalf of all local authorities. 

Their work seeks a wide and varied view to inform the draft strategy under development, so they can identify where and how they can make space for nature, so the benefits it brings can be felt more locally and more widely.

A view-seeking survey is up and running. 

• One version for stakeholders, which you may wish to complete on behalf of your teams, groups or organisations.
• Another for residents and members of the public.

They want to work together with communities to deal with the problems and impacts of global warming and the loss of species and habitats, and therefore looking for your input to help them.

All of your views and ideas will help to contribute to the final strategy to help improve the environment for the people in Leicestershire, Leicester and Rutland.

You can learn more about the project and how you can help on their website.