Including the closely related terms local biodiversity, and biodiversity net.
… our Let’s Talk initiative. There will be benefits if we get this right: energy-efficient buildings, affordable renewable energy, sustainable transport, food security, improved local biodiversity, and opportunities to strengthen enterprises of all types in the transition to a low-carbon economy. This Strategy sets out East Hampshire District Council’s vision for the Climate…
… by us, or through a partnership. More than this, we will use our mandate as a local authority to ensure sustainable development and support our residents and enterprises to reduce carbon emissions to net- zero by 2050. Strategic objective 2. Environment To protect, improve and enhance our natural environment locally for biodiversity net gain. The ecosystem services provided by the natural…
… environment is our life-support system. We will work in collaboration to enable everyone to play a part in improving biodiversity, air and water quality. Scope and influence of the strategy This is a strategy for East Hampshire District Council (rather than the county of Hampshire) and identifies how we must work with our public and private sector partners and communities across Hampshire…
… and improving local biodiversity. Work to identify sources of funding to support this activity, including East Hampshire District Council Climate and Environment Strategy 2020-2025 Page 16 of 16 the Ministry of Housing Communities & Local Government ‘Pocket Parks’ grant scheme. C3: Priorities for partnership working i Eliminate use of pesticides in public open spaces. ii Improve…
… countryside. The area’s natural environment and biodiversity is nationally and internationally recognised and protected. The buildings, open spaces and particularly the landscape, all contribute to the special character of the area. Together, they provide a rich heritage that adds to the quality of life for residents and people who work here and attracts visitors and tourists. Some of the key…