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Wildlife Protection Plans Extended: Have Your Say!
9 Jan
Summary
- Consultation deadline for wildlife strategy extended to January 18.
- Plans aim to identify and support vital habitats and species.
- Public can share views on prioritizing species, landscapes, and habitats.
An extended deadline of January 18 has been set for public consultation on Durham County Council's Local Nature Recovery Strategy. This initiative is designed to pinpoint critical habitats and species that require immediate support and to implement effective measures for their recovery and flourishing.
The strategy outlines a plan to identify and protect local wildlife, with specific mention of vulnerable species like bumblebees, red squirrels, and adders. The council is seeking public input on how to best prioritize these conservation efforts.
This extended consultation period provides a vital opportunity for residents to express their views on the proposed measures for safeguarding the county's diverse natural landscapes and the species that inhabit them, ensuring a collaborative approach to environmental protection.
