Including the closely related term trees.
… by the Council will be maximised • Investigate options and the feasibility of providing affordable trees to residents for them to plant in their own gardens • New community orchards will be supported. Schools/community groups also supported to take up offers of free trees available from the Woodland Trust • Implement the recommendations of the Natural Networks report to develop roadside verges in Warndon…
… City Council's Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2020 Priorities: • Tackle air pollution by increasing the number of zero emission vehicles, and by encouraging modal shift to walking and cycling and public transport • Increase the total tree canopy in the city • Develop the value of all infrastructure in the city for biodiversity What do we want Worcester’s natural environment…
… are greatly reduced due to Worcester’s excellent water quality and the improved air quality. Increased numbers of trees and plentiful green open spaces provide important habitat for wildlife and for people to enjoy, as well as help with improving air quality and reducing flooding due to surface run-off. Return to ‘Finding your way’ page Natural Environment Worcester City Council's Environmental…
… groups, including Transition Worcester, Worcester Environment Group, Bramblewood Forest School and Worcester Canal Corridor Group, to carry out environment enforcement activities • Secured funding from the Urban Tree Challenge to increase the number of trees in specific locations in the city • Begun work to develop a plan to tackle Ash Dieback • Trialled a number of wildflower areas on islands…
… Return to ‘Finding your way’ page Natural Environment Worcester City Council's Environmental Sustainability Strategy 2020 We will: • Write and implement a ’Biodiversity Action Plan’ for the city • Embed a culture of biodiversity-first across all our environmental operations work • Increase the total tree cover in Worcester. Opportunities to increase tree cover on land owned and managed…