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Join us on the 24th of April for our next general update webinar. We will be providing a progress update on the development of the Hull and East Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy (HEY LNRS). There will be an opportunity for you to ask questions also. You can find recordings of our previous webinars on the East Riding of Yorkshire Council YouTube channel. 

Less than 1 week to go for our next HEY LNRS progress update webinar! Join us on the 29th of February as we update on you on our progress. There will also be opportunity for you to ask questions. Have you registered yet? 

Join one of our project team on 29th February for a progress update on the development of the Hull & East Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy. This webinar is intended for any resident of Hull and East Riding who is interested in the LNRS. There will be the opportunity to ask questions. 

Share your views on coastal & marine local nature recovery.

This short survey is a chance for you to tell us why our coastal and marine environments are so special, which areas are most important to you, and highlight the challenges, opportunities and pressures you feel are impacting coastal and marine ecosystems.

The survey is hosted by East Riding of Yorkshire Council, but covers the whole of the Yorkshire coast from Staithes to Spurn. Have your say before 31st January!

Calling all farmers and land managers in Hull and East Yorkshire: Help us shape the Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Hull and East Yorkshire (HEY LNRS).

Join us on Thursday 8th February 2024, 18:00-19:30, for our land management and farmer HEY LNRS online workshop!

This online workshop is an opportunity for farmers and landowners around Hull and East Yorkshire, who were unable to attend our in-person workshops, to feed-in to the development of the Hull and East Yorkshire LNRS. This will take the same shape as our in-person workshops and will provide a space for new attendees to express their views.

Hope you had a great Christmas and Happy New Year!

There is less than one week to go to tell us your ideas and suggestions for local nature recovery in Hull and East Yorkshire through our Commonplace public surveys. The General Survey, Landowner/Manager Survey and Map Survey are all running until the 7th of January.

If you haven't already, please fill the relevant survey in as we are keen to hear your views on what local nature recovery is important to you and where you feel these actions should take place. Your responses will allow contribute to a prioritisation process and the creation of a local nature recovery network.

We also have a Coastal and Marine Public Survey running until the end of January.

A gentle reminder there are less than 3 weeks left for you to tell us your thoughts on local nature recovery in Hull and East Yorkshire through our public surveys. The General Survey and Landowner/Manager Survey are both running until the 7th of January. We also have a Coastal & Marine Public Survey running until the end of January.

We want to hear your views on what actions are important to you and where you feel these actions should take place. Your responses will allow contribute to a prioritisation process and the creation of a local nature recovery network.

More tickets have now been made available for the introductory webinar on the Hull and East Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy on the 6th of December.

Sign up now to find out more about the Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS), what it is for, how it will work and how you can get involved.

Natural England and East Riding of Yorkshire Council are hosting an introductory webinar on the 6th of December for residents, businesses and interest groups within Hull & East Riding. The webinar will explain the background to our Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS), what it is for, how it will work and how to get involved.