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Surrey County Council invites residents to help shape nature’s future (news.surreycc.gov.uk)

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Surrey County Council has launched a public consultation on its draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS), a new plan to protect and restore nature across the county.

From ancient woodlands and chalk grasslands to the historic parklands and the Surrey Hills, our county is home to some of the most valued landscapes in the country. But nature is under pressure – and we need a joined-up plan to help it recover.

The strategy sets out priorities for nature’s recovery, maps Surrey’s most valuable areas for wildlife, and identifies opportunities to improve habitats and deliver wider environmental benefits such as cleaner air, flood resilience and access to green spaces.

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