Including 4 closely related terms such as ecological, species, and new biodiversity.
… impacts on carbon and ecology. We will support the development of cross boundary projects to provide at scale opportunities for carbon capture and storage and nature corridors for bio-diversity benefits. The District will be a key location for new schemes that are bringing benefits in sympathy with our ecological needs and the council will be continually forward looking in seeking more…
… and maintained for ecological protection and enhancement. Strategy and Action Plan in place; progress to identified targets. NE8 Funding for Nature Linked to BE5 Explore Carbon Offset and Biodiversity Net Gain projects that may be funded through commercial investors to offset their impacts. Develop partnership and secure land for a pilot project. Expand schemes on basis of pilot Offset…
… vi ce s NE5 Planning Standards Link to BE6, E6 Promote Building with Nature Standards in the planning of new developments; Introduce Sustainable Development Checklist as a Supplementary Planning Document to ensure all development proposals have sought to adapt, mitigate and respond to climate change We will implement biodiversity net gain and tree planting policies for new…
… opportunities in this vein. The Districts natural environment must be developed in a way that strengthens ecological systems as a whole. The need for collaboration and large scale schemes that cross boundaries and bridge nature corridor gaps should be a key feature of future plans. Woodland; species/habitats counts NE7 Nature Recovery We will lead the development of a Nature Recovery Strategy…
…. Current restoration plan measures: 30,000 new trees, 21ha of new biodiversity areas, 5-10 cycling/ walking trails. Flooding impacts reduced. Measures to be revised as a waterways strategy is evolved covering water stewardship and further mobility/ biodiversity outcomes. NE10 Flood Management Continue the flood management scheme, including the roll out of woody dams to slow the flow…