About this event

Cambridgeshire County Council’s “Nature Recovery – From the Ground Up” is a 4-year project supporting local communities to develop tailored parish-level Nature Recovery Plans. Aligned with the Local Nature Recovery Strategy, it aims to create, restore, and connect habitats, such as woodlands and wetlands, for a greener future. The initiative seeks to mobilize local action to boost biodiversity through improving green spaces.

In this short one-hour online session, you will find out more about this exciting new project from Sandy Skelton, the County Council’s Community Nature Project Officer, and find out how your parish or town council can get involved in putting together a Community Nature Recovery Plan.

 

Who is this event suitable for?

This event is aimed at parish councillors, clerks and other council staff.

 

Why you should attend this event

• Hear about the County Council’s aim to mobilize local action to boot biodiversity.
• Tell us what help you need to further nature recovery in your parish.
• Find out about the free ‘Parish Online’ pilot that will be available to all parishes in Cambridgeshire to help them put together Community Nature Recovery Plans that reflect local interest and are informed by the strategic ecological vision outlined in the recently published Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
• Find out about other support available.
• Register interest for your parish to be included in future phases of the project.

 

Cost

This event is free of charge for all attendees.

 

How to book

Please follow the booking link above to register to attend. You will receive an email confirmation of your booking. Full joining instructions will be sent by email a week before the event.