Harlow Biodiversity Partnership
What is the Harlow Biodiversity
Partnership?
Harlow Biodiversity partnership is an independent group
working to conserve Harlow's biodiversity and facilitated by Harlow
Council. Anyone is welcome to attend the meetings of the group,
either as an individual or as a representative of a community
organisation or local business.
Our aim is to make a positive contribution to the conservation
of our natural world and its biodiversity by sharing information
and ideas. We take part in the Essex Biodiversity Action Plan
process, promote participation in practical nature conservation
projects, and guide Harlow Council policies.
Biodiversity is the variety of all living things; it is part
of our natural Heritage and we need to conserve it now. A
Biodiversity Action Plan is being put together at both National and
Local levels, and the recently published Essex Biodiversity Action
Plan has set targets for the protection of species and habitats in
Harlow.
How can I get involved?
Harlow Biodiversity Partnership hold meetings three times a
year in the Conservation Centre at Parndon Wood Nature Reserve.
Please contact Darren Fazackerley, the Landscape & Biodiversity
Manager, at Parndon Wood on 01279 430005 or email:
wildspace@harlow.gov.uk
We hope that you will be able to come and bring your ideas to
the Forum meeting. Please tell anyone else who you know who may
wish to come along too.
Dates for the mext meetings of the Harlow Biodiversity
Partnership for 2012 are:
Meetings take place at Parndon Wood Nature Reserve and all are
very welcome.
Links:
Details of the Essex Biodiversity Action Plan plan can be
found on
Information about biodiversity nationally can be found
at
Harlow Conservation Volunteers carry out practical
conservation projects to achieve the aims of the Biodiversity
Action Plan.