Liverpool City Region Combined Authority has developed a Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for the Liverpool City Region.
Local nature recovery strategies are ambitious, England-wide spatial strategies, designed to support the restoration and enhancement of nature. The strategy outlines our most valuable existing habitats and presents priorities for reversing the decline in biodiversity. It also maps potential opportunities for nature recovery and wider environmental goals in the places where they could have the biggest impact. However, it does not mean that this land will be protected or prevent other forms of land use.
The UK has lost nearly 50% of its biodiversity, placing it in the top 10% most nature depleted countries in the world. Nature provides a range of benefits to the people of our region. Nature-based solutions can improve our air and water quality, help us to achieve Net Zero, build resilience to climate change and provide access to thriving green spaces.
We have reached a crucial stage in the development of the Local Nature Recovery Strategy, and we want to hear from you. No matter your background, your voice is crucial. By sharing your views, you can help influence the final strategy and shape potential nature improvements in the Liverpool City Region.
The public consultation is live until 11.59pm, Sunday 6th April 2025 and we would love you to take part.
Local Nature Recovery Strategy enquiries contact lnrs@liverpoolcityregion-ca.gov.uk.
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Have your say
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Local Nature Recovery Strategy Citizen
This survey is designed to capture feedback from citizens/residents. If you are an organisation , business, land manager or landowner, or completing this survey in any other professional capacity, please complete our stakeholder survey . The public consultation is live until 11.59pm, Sunday 6th April 2025 and we would love you to take part. Note:- Some of the questions require you to look at interactive maps within the...
Local Nature Recovery Strategy Stakeholder
This survey is designed to capture feedback from those who are participating in a professional capacity, including representatives from organisations, businesses, land managers and landowners. If you wish to participate as an individual citizen, please visit our citizen survey . The public consultation is live until 11.59pm, Sunday 6th April 2025 and we would love you to take part. Note:- Some of the questions require you to look at...
Public drop in events
We’re holding a series of public drop-in events across the Liverpool City Region where you'll have the chance to speak to a member of the team which has developed the draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
You can ask questions, learn more and leave your feedback. Check the table for details of when and where these events are taking place.
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Day |
Date |
Venue |
Times |
Address |
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Thursday |
6th March 2025 |
Waterloo Community Association |
10am to 3pm |
26 Great Georges Road, Waterloo, Liverpool, L22 1RD |
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Friday |
7th March 2025 |
Museum of Liverpool |
1pm to 5pm |
Pier Head, Mann Island, Liverpool L3 1DG |
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Tuesday |
11th March 2025 |
Church Square Shopping Centre |
2pm- 6.30pm |
26 Church Street, St Helens, WA10 1BD |
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Tuesday |
18th March 2025 |
Wonky Garden |
12.30pm – 4.30pm |
Ditton Community Centre, Dundalk Road, Widnes, WA8 8DF |
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Friday |
21st March 2025 |
Birkenhead Park Visitor Centre |
1pm – 4pm |
Park Drive, Birkenhead, CH41 4HY |
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Thursday |
27th March 2025 |
One Day |
12pm-4pm |
Huyton Village Green, Unit 1 Cavendish Walk, Huyton, L36 9YG |