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Norfolk County Council

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… to plant trees and hedgerows, increasing hedgerow connectivity and increasing biodiversity on agricultural land. Subsidised Tree Packs – Selling tree packs which can be purchased by anyone in Norfolk to plant around the county. Packs include tall and smaller tree species, wildlife-promoting species, hedgerow species, and more mature orchard plants. Tell Us where You Planted website – A dedicated…

… of extreme weather conditions • making our buildings and infrastructure suited to the changing climate Wider environmental benefits Some climate actions will also support nature’s recovery by improving biodiversity or reducing water pollution. For example: • urban tree planting absorbs carbon and provides shade but will also provide habitats for insects and birds • reducing…

…. Delivered by Hethel Innovation in collaboration with the Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science (Cefas) and University of East Anglia (UEA), the SEA project has three key focus areas to develop this industry in East Anglia: 1. Scoping farming methods and species, as well as co-location opportunities for seaweed aquaculture. 2. Understanding Norfolk’s production capability…

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