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Island Nature… Update!

 The published Isle of Wight Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS), the Local Habitat Map and supporting guides to helping Island wildlife and habitats survive and thrive are almost here!

We’ve noted and integrated all the responses (thanks!) to the draft plan and are making additions to the Local Habitat Map following your feedback. Next in the pipeline is designing Toolkits to help everyone, from farmers to businesses, parish councils and schools, to take action. At the same time, we are finalising the strategy documents, making sure they’re accessible and user-friendly while preparing for final approvals at the local and national level.

There’s been exciting news across the Island while we’ve been at work, with new collaborations, opportunities and actions arising every week. Feel free to contact us with any Island Nature questions and/or updates you have!

The Isle of Wight Local Nature Recovery Strategy, complete with all supporting resources, will launch at the end of Spring. Keep an eye on the socials – it’s a celebration of our Island you won’t want to miss!

Back soon…

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