Including 5 closely related terms such as ecological, species, and support biodiversity.
…. Support biodiversity action through funding and/or partnerships, for example by: funding and administrative support to Pembrokeshire Nature Partnership to facilitate cross sector working. in previous years, PCC cash contribution to PNP has been used to support local conservation projects and draw down additional funding. Ecological resilience is the core theme of these projects. Working with PNP…
… Planting” projects. Land Use Planning Tool web-tool derived from West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre (WWBIC) Data. Contribute to the management of protected sites and species: Member of 3 Marine Special Area of Conservation Relevant Authority Groups (SACRAG, chair of two groups); fully engaged in this process, ensuring these sites are valued in decision making and contributing…
… by: Gathering and sharing evidence through discussions with neighbouring local authority officers e.g. Ash Dieback Working Group. Using the best available evidence for decision making, for example using West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre (WWBIC) live data in planning decisions through the development of a web based Land Use Planning Tool. Having regard to the section 7 lists of species and habitats…
… 1. NRAP[1] Objective 1: Engage and support participation and understanding to embed biodiversity throughout decision making at all levels. Actions have been taken to: Embed biodiversity action across the organisation’s functions: Publication of the Nature Recovery Action Plan for Pembrokeshire in June 2018…
… to face engagement with officers. Iterative process with incremental changes make it difficult often to quantify. Rise in consultations and requests for Preliminary Ecological Assessment from Departments has had resource implications for Ecology Officers. 2. NRAP Objective 2: Safeguard species and habitats of principal importance…