Including the closely related terms enhance biodiversity, support biodiversity, and biodiversity policy.
…, plans for renewed management of valuable nature sites and to investigate carbon offsetting through new, biodiverse, woodland creation. The Moray Local Development Plan 2020 (MLDP 2020) includes a biodiversity policy which requires developers to support biodiversity. The Scottish Government’s draft National Planning Framework 4 aims to place nature and climate at the heart of decision making…
… have time to act, but that window is quickly closing and requires us to drastically reduce our emissions and restore nature. Moray Council recognises this urgency and is committed to: • reducing its own emissions • supporting the wider Moray community to do the same • enhancing biodiversity • adapting to unavoidable impacts You can read the full Climate…
… Hydrogen Strategy sets out how the development of a green hydrogen economy in Moray could support the transition away from burning fossil fuels and create quality local jobs. Action to restore biodiversity The Council recognises its duty to protect and enhance biodiversity. Examples of projects aiming to enhance biodiversity include the creation of living lawns and wildflower meadows…
… that by erosion and sea level rise in coastal areas. The policy requires sustainable management of surface water to be built in to new developments, enhancing biodiversity and carbon sequestration as well as mitigating flood risk. Contact Us Climate Change Strategy Officer The Moray Council Council…