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Councils accused of not taking 'nature emergency' seriously

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Auditor general for Wales, Adrian Crompton Martin Shipton Just seven of Wales’ 22 local authorities have declared a “nature emergency” in line with Welsh Government policy and only two have devised an action plan to cope with it, according to the Woodland Trust. The trust has urged the remaining 15 councils to make the declaration and take urgent steps to restore severely depleted wildlife and natural green spaces in their communities. With UK B…
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UK publishes belated action plan for nature

What’s going on here? Last week the UK published their National Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (NBSAP) which includes  national ambitions and targets to demonstrate progress towards conserving nature in the UK and their overseas territories. What does this mean? NBSAPs outline a country’s plan to protect and restore biodiversity, and are important in mainstreaming nature into government decision-making and policies.  NBSAPs are a requirem…

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Councils urged to take action on nature recovery

As few as one in 10 councils have a plan for nature recovery despite the UK being one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world, Woodland Trust says.

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Councils accused of not taking 'nature emergency' seriously

Auditor general for Wales, Adrian Crompton Martin Shipton Just seven of Wales’ 22 local authorities have declared a “nature emergency” in line with Welsh Government policy and only two have devised an action plan to cope with it, according to the Woodland Trust. The trust has urged the remaining 15 councils to make the declaration and take urgent steps to restore severely depleted wildlife and natural green spaces in their communities. With UK B…

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Woodland Trust urge local authorities to declare nature emergency

The Woodland Trust is urging local authorities to declare a nature emergency and take urgent steps to restore severely depleted wildlife and natural green spaces.

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