With election the results now in, what does it mean for nature? 🐝 Throughout the election campaign, it became clear that people know that our natural world is in crisis and want politicians to make the bold and ambitious commitments to reverse the decline. In the next 100 Days, we want to see the new UK Government.... 👍Deliver where the last government didn’t 🌳 Kick off a review of the Environmental Improvement Plan 🏡Ensure changes to the planning system deliver for nature, climate and people 🦦Stop river pollution 🚜 Get the farming transition back on track Read more in our latest blog... 👉 https://lnkd.in/eTGuWqp7
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I truly hope they do meet your expectations, but I heard nothing during their campaign, so it’s unclear to me what their stance on the environment is. Keep up the great work in making these issues more visible.
Mandy Wright
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It's so important that organisations such as The Wildlife Trusts keep pressing the government for action and tangible results. Great work!
Great post. Keep up the pressure!
Louise Bathe
3w
I quite agree! 😍
Independent Environmental Advisor
3wFar from being something that is just protected wildlife sites should become the jewels in the crown of a completely new approach to greening our towns and cities - if we have to build in the greenbelt it should be with 5-10 hectares of new green space for wildlife and people for every hectare built on, and extending our scarce nature rich remnants should be at the heart of the strategy. And if you can't afford it just dwell on this: awarding planning permission can increase the value of a hectare of land from £15,000 to £1 million - a bit of scope there for some creative financing.