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To support understanding of the content and purpose of the LNRS, we have provided a series of FAQ documents. These are in addition to FAQs available on the consultation web pages. Please click in the box on the right to access the file.
This document is made available to support understanding of the mapping process during the public consultation phase running from 16 April - 11 June 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
To support understanding of the content and purpose of the LNRS, we have provided a series of FAQ documents. These are in addition to FAQs available on the consultation web pages. Please click in the box on the right to access the file.
This document is made available to support landowners, farmers and land manager during the public consultation phase running from 16 April - 11 June 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
To support understanding of the content and purpose of the LNRS, we have provided a series of FAQ documents. These are in addition to FAQs available on the consultation web pages. Please click in the box on the right to access the file.
This document is made available to support the public consultation phase running from 16 April - 11 June 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
An example of the methodology employed and the factors considered when prioritising and reviewing habitats for the LNRS. This document was built and utilised using a range of expert input and advice - for full details see the draft strategy documentation.
This document is made available to support the pre-consultation phase from 15 January - 11 February 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
An example of the methodology employed and the factors considered when prioritising and reviewing species for the LNRS. This document was built and utilised using a range of expert input and advice - for full details see the draft strategy documentation.
This document is made available to support the pre-consultation phase from 15 January - 11 February 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
The full list of species across Suffolk which were considered for prioritisation. This list was collated using a range of expert input, sources and advice - for full details see the draft strategy documentation.
This document is made available to support the pre-consultation phase from 15 January - 11 February 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
The full list of species across Norfolk which were considered for prioritisation. This list was collated using a range of expert input, sources and advice - for full details see the draft strategy documentation.
This document is made available to support the pre-consultation phase from 15 January - 11 February 2025.
For any specific questions regarding this document, please contact a member of the team.
LNRS Public and Land Manager Survey Results for Norfolk and Suffolk
Published: October 2024
Earlier in the year we engaged with a wide range of stakeholders to gather their views on nature recovery across Norfolk and Suffolk. This included indication of priority habitats and species alongside how we interact with nature. This document gives an overview of the results. If you would like any further information about these surveys, please get in contact using the "Contact us" button at the bottom of this page.
Natural Capital Evidence Compendium for Norfolk and Suffolk
Published: October 2020
The Natural Capital Evidence Compendium for Norfolk and Suffolk is a local assessment of the natural assets across the two counties and identifies risks to them, particularly in the context of climate change.
It was commissioned by Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils, and carried out by the University of East Anglia’s School of Environment.