Include landscape connectivity into planning decisions
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More robust policies around retaining landscape connectivity and a reduction in landscape/habitat fragmentation.
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Profile of Beth Sweet
Posted by:Beth Sweet
2 years ago
I completely agree with this. The Local plan should work with the Wildlife Trust and other local conservation groups to connect local green areas and increase the biodiversity between them. There are many 'Friends of' groups around Gloucester who are working as hard as they can to increase the biodiversity of wildlife in their local parks, but they can only do so much without connecting these small areas together .
Profile of Valerie Mitchell
Posted by:Valerie Mitchell
2 years ago
Hedgehog habitat has been destroyed on Gloucester St in Wotton under Edge. Current plans to bury the open space under 6ft of rubble will effectively prevent any return of this endangered species.
Profile of Sharon Beattie
Posted by:Sharon Beattie
2 years ago
@Valerie Mitchell That’s so sad
Profile of Sharon Beattie
Posted by:Sharon Beattie
2 years ago
Also, habitat destruction needs to minimised.
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