Including the closely related terms biodiversity net, and biodiversity loss.
…, and recycling of waste, as well our commitment to biodiversity net gain and the quality and quantity of our green spaces, canals, rivers, and lakes . There are also economic opportunities – through the bieconomy, for example – that could be explored in how we work with our waste streams. 5. Invest in comfortable homes and buildings: whether a home, commercial unit or community building is old or new…
… with increased migration of people globally, and higher potential for biodiversity loss and vector-borne disease. All of this will require a different approach to maintenance, investment and development of our places. What does this look like? We plant trees and other greenery to help us manage increased temperatures and rainfall Our investment in tree planting is not about aesthetics alone: we plant…
… Solihull and North Warwickshire that can be used as an alternative travel route for local or commuting journeys without the car. • Enhance the natural and historic environment, improve biodiversity and water quality, reduce flood risk and highlight the opportunities for natural capital and environmental net gain. • Re-connect local communities and businesses with their local public open space…
… both biodiversity net gain and boosting resilience to climate breakdown into account. • Sustainable Urban Drainage investment plan: attracting investment in the ability of developed places to deal with increased rainfall via the use of sustainable urban drainage systems. • Employment deal for the natural environment: explore development of an employment deal for the natural environment…
…. Secondly, investing in biodiversity, flood mitigation and water quality enhancements, ensuring that the River Cole and its surrounds continue to benefit the wildlife and residents of Birmingham, Solihull and North Warwickshire for many years to come. Underpinning the vision are four objectives: • Create a high quality blue/green corridor along the River Cole through East Birmingham, North…