With the ever-increasing pressures of climate change, intensive land management and development it is important to ensure that biodiversity hotspots are connected and safeguarded – the development of a natural network of wildlife corridors is vital.
Since 2018 Natural Networks, has already created and improved over 205 hectares of habitat and given advice on over 3,300 hectares. The project team works with landowners and communities across the county to restore habitats for wildlife – from watercourse and woodland restoration to wildflower meadow and pollinator patch creation.
This free advisory service for landowners, organisations and communities who want to enhance Worcestershire’s greenspaces and create corridors is supported by Worcestershire County Council, Wychavon District Council and Malvern Hills District Council, helping to deliver Worcestershire’s Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
County Hall by Jasmine Walters