Including 7 closely related terms such as tree planting, new trees, and trees.
… environmental benefits such as more wildflowers that attract pollinators. Nature Recovery Strategy and targets e.g. New Woodlands planted; species countsNE2 Strategy for adaptation and mitigation We will include mitigation and adaptation issues in our land management policy and practice review. This will include consideration of issues like increasing tree canopy cover; protection of native…
… 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…
…. 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…
… and forestry The council will support the countywide planned delivery of 1 000 000 more trees for Gloucestershire with well managed tree planting We will link into nature recovery and the Gloucestershire Tree Strategy prepared by the LNP. Ongoing delivery of planting and offset schemes. Tree planting has value in issues such as soil erosion, shade provision and habitat creation…
… climate. …A 2030 VISION for NATURAL ENVIRONMENT Natural Environment | 2030 Stretch Goals SG 7 To have increased our tree canopy, woodland and forestry in collaboration with the Local Nature Partnership’s, ‘Gloucestershire Tree Strategy’ ambitions SG 8 To play our part in the SW Nature Recovery Network through partnership working ensuring: • a minimum standard of ‘favourable condition’ for all our…