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Dacorum Council

…/ - Map with layers to provide info about local projects, events and activities that people can get involved in, e.g.:  Environmental Community Groups  Community orchards, gardens and allotments  Community fridges (if sufficient interest is demonstrated)  Refill shops  Repair centres  Biodiversity strategy spots - Providing access and an explanation of our Biodiversity strategy and all…

… other green initiatives such as:  How this relates to grass cutting – next year have signs up in the areas we are not cutting as regularly to enable more wildflowers to grow and native insects, reptiles and small mammals to benefit and so that residents understand that they are part of a biodiversity plan and that their area has not been ‘forgotten’ (or we couldn’t be bothered to cut…

…. The Estates team is leading this project. If this project is successful, the scheme will be rolled out to other allotment sites across the Borough, which have low occupancy, and are overgrown. 5. Grass cutting of verges – CSG leave a number of verges uncut through the summer months to promote natural wild meadow type growth and thereby increasing Biodiversity, as well as creating habitats…

… as a nation by 2050;  Regeneration: the strategy and action plan will provide improvements to air quality, biodiversity, and opportunities for cycling and walking as well as major economic potential for ‘green’ businesses. Implications: ‘Value for money’ implications Financial The financial implications of achieving the strategy are not as yet fully costed but will be factored…

… consideration of this report. Health and safety Implications Failure to act on the climate emergency would be damaging to the health and safety of all who work and live in the Borough. Action is required to mitigate the impact of our changing climate and day to day weather – flooding, drought, excessive temperatures and so on. There would also be severe impacts on air quality, ecological well-being…