The State of Nature report is compiled in collaboration with the Derbyshire Biological Records Centre, local wildlife groups and dedicated volunteers, the report brings together the most up-to-date data on the county’s biodiversity.
It identifies the greatest threats to wildlife and outlines the bold steps needed to restore and protect nature across the region.
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The State of Nature Report reveals a stark reality: many of our landscapes are fragmented, degraded, and struggling to support wildlife and that nature in Derbyshire is under serious pressure
🌍 The causes? Habitat loss, unsustainable land use, and climate change.🤝 The solution? Collective, bold action to protect and restore natural spaces at scale.
But there is hope. Across Derbyshire, people are working together to reconnect habitats and drive people centred, collaborative landscape-scale recovery.
We have launched our Wilder 2030 strategy to share our bold and ambitious plans to restore more natural areas — bigger, better, and more joined-up — to create a resilient future for people and wildlife.
Wilder 2030 Strategy
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State of Nature Report 2022
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