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… and policy framework is vital – the only way to conserve all biodiversity is to integrate conservation into other areas and sectors. This has developed through time and will continue to grow and shift with successive governments and changes in policy direction. As such this section can only highlight the most relevant areas in Lincolnshire and developments within them for biodiversity. 4.2.1…
…, bad choices can be made”. 9 Table 1: Key commitments within The Natural Choice Protecting and improving our natural environment Establishment of Local Nature Partnerships. Creation of Nature Improvement Areas. Planning reforms will ensure co-operation across local authority boundaries. As a part of these reforms the Government will introduce a biodiversity offsetting scheme…
…. Growing a green economy New guidance on valuing the benefits of nature will be issued including a directive on how corporate bodies should measure their own impacts. Establishment of a business-led ecosystems markets taskforce. Expansion of the market for natural services. Natural Capital Committee: an independent body to report to the Government‟s economic affairs committee. This body…
… will put the value of nature at the heart of the Government‟s economic thinking. Reconnecting people and nature Recognition of the vital role that access to nature can have in improving health outcomes. Public Health England will be issuing guidance on this. Establishment of Green Infrastructure Partnerships. Create new Local Green Areas. Remove the barriers to outdoor learning…