Somerset’s wildlife needs you
Somerset Council has been appointed and funded by Defra to lead the Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for Somerset. The LNRS is about creating a blueprint for the recovery of nature across the country.
Working with partners they are developing Somerset’s LNRS strategy, which will help focus the work for a full range of organisations and groups, involved and invested in nature recovery in the county.
To help shape the strategy, they also want to gain local knowledge from those who live and work here.
Somerset Council have launched a public consultation which is open until 30th April. You can take part by visiting www.somerset.gov.uk/lnrs .
- Have your say – your voice matters, whether you live in a rural or urban setting.
- Your views will be a starting point in understanding the nature in our county and what is most important to you.
- Somerset’s nature and landscapes are something special and this is about enhancing and protecting it for the long-term.
- Nature is important on all kinds of levels, whether it is for food production, carbon storage, or the benefits it brings for physical and mental health.
- Watch this film about the Somerset LRNS
