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Fermanagh and Omagh District Council

… and other public land through FODC support #community planting events #groups working in partnership to manage green space Outcome 7.1: Fermanagh and Omagh’s natural environment is protected, enhanced and respected. L2 Develop a Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan to protect and increase biodiversity on Council land. Climate Change and Innovation Lead Officer #biodiversity actions…

…, soils and biodiversity. Threats to food production and trade. Emerging pests and diseases, invasive non-native species, affecting people, plants and animals. A resilient business environment in the face of climate impacts. More and better spaces for people and nature, including urban biodiversity. Benefits to health, wellbeing and productivity from climate action. Job creation…

… opportunities for green, inclusive growth Peatland restoration and protection helps store carbon and reduce flooding Reuse, recycling and producing energy from waste will help reduce pressure on resources and save money Green spaces support biodiversity. They also improve health and well being by providing tranquil places to relax in, and places to play, exercise, and socialise in Rainwater…

…- headline-findings-land.pdf Biodiversity Decline in native flora and fauna due to competition from invasive species and unfavourable conditions. Trees and shrubs will die due to spread of pests and plant pathogens. Loss of wetland habitats like peatlands due to drying out or erosion. Biodiversity surveillance programmes will enable control of pests and invasive species. Resilient planting…

… other and for the place in which we live. As a result of all our efforts, we will have a more resilient environment with greater biodiversity and a strong sustainable economy. More people are employed in green jobs and all generations benefit from improved wellbeing. Our strategic aims Our targets 2020 2031 Net zero emission fleet 2036 Net zero emission Council Buildings 2040 Council…