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Advice and Guidelines

Information on various aspects of to help enhance and protect biodiversity in your local areas and in any projects or developments you may be undertaking.

  • Appropriate Assessment

    Appropriate Assessment

    About Appropriate Assessment of plans or projects under the EU Habitats Directive
  • Gardening for pollinators

    Gardening for pollinators

    Five simple steps you can take to do your bit to save our bees
  • Ragwort

    Ragwort

    Not an invasive species but a noxious weed
  • Think Global - Act Local

    Think Global - Act Local

    Tips for protecting and encouraging wildlife at home and in the community
  • Weed Management

    Weed Management

    Advice for community groups and homeowners
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Keywords

These are the most-used keywords on the site.

  • invasive species (6)
  • local Biodiversity Action Plan (2)
  • Community Nature Plan (1)
  • Tidy Towns (3)
  • bat (1)
  • bats (2)
  • voluntary group (1)
  • Gunnera (2)
  • giant rhubarb (2)
  • Giant hogweed (1)

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