Including the closely related term ecological.
… and the surrounding areas, is an early indication of the impact of projected warmer, wetter winters in the northern hemisphere arising from the impact of Climate Change. The ecological emergency is affecting our plants and animals and affecting the natural processes on which we all depend. Welsh Government data, set out in its Future Trends Report 2017, indicates that by 2050, in Wales, daily maximum…
… in partnership with schools to deliver and encourage the use of ecology areas on 21st Century School sites for learning. Bring together public and third sector, business and academia to maximise our work so that we can all meet our Carbon reduction targets. Potential measures/targets to be developed 11 Think Climate – PEOPLE Supporting and encouraging different lifestyle choices We will work…
… with residents and community groups to develop biodiversity initiatives including ‘Grab a Rake’ (verge management), ‘Action for Nature’, protecting peatbogs, recording our wildlife and developing a ‘Living Landscape’ project, bringing together wild places and local groups to benefit nature. Promoting sustainable, local food We will: • Work with partners to develop a Food Prosperity network for creating…
…, and in the future including improved low carbon public transport and active travel. Re si lie nt W al es Improving the use of natural resources creating healthier environments for people and all forms of biodiversity. Investing in and valuing our Green Spaces Delivering natural carbon storage solutions such as those provided by trees, peat bogs, marshy grassland Promoting biodiversity…