@Chrisrodgerslaw and @NaturalEngland are advocating #NewCommons in the urban fringe by granting private property rights over land to local inhabitants https://t.co/flsQNZ6REL
Agreed: #JohnClare was one of the most eloquent advocates of #commonland an asset that while much reduced remains of huge importance to the public today 39% of our Open Access land is #commonland as is 21% of our SSSIs @CommonsLand https://t.co/bxbWpInmyA
New research @GeogDurham@NatureComms shows that marshlands in the south east of England could start to disappear from the year 2040 due to rapid #sealevelrise https://t.co/Iu9Gu2x9SW
More research on the health benefits of #GreenSpace exposure - this time a longitudinal study from #HongKong showing improvements in frailty status among older residents living in neighborhoods with high green space levels https://t.co/0fTyIMOBuP
Trafalgar Place win the Trees in Development Award #TreeOscars Did you know 140 trees were retained in this Development and thousands more planted. CAVAT was the tree valuation tool of choice and played a key role.
.@Chrisrodgerslaw and @NaturalEngland have suggested using ancient rights to protect land from development and create urban recreational space for the local community #NewCommons https://t.co/flsQNZ6REL
If you would like to protect land from development and create #NewCommons for local communities download this toolkit from @Chrisrodgerslaw to learn how https://t.co/SY0YjfvkbF …
Welcome @LonPropertyNet - plse RT our call to protect funding so that all can enjoy our glorious town & city parks https://t.co/J8BELudjcu #saveopenspaces
this is going to be a landmark piece of research, showing what's happening to wildlife-rich grasslands outside the SSSI network. Probably too soon to show impact of new stewardship scheme, but will definitely show impact of ELS/HLS stopping. https://t.co/6BtFrceKGA
The Urban Greenspaces report brings together findings from the annual Monitor of Engagement with the Natural Environment report and looks at how people living in towns and cities spend time in the natural environment such as visiting parks. #Menereport https://t.co/H8DFJnkhGO
Today we are publishing Urban Greenspaces as part of the #MENEreport which found that visits to city parks and green spaces in England are up by 25% in 2016 compared to 2010, with an estimated 879 million visits in 2016/16. Free download here @RamblersGB https://t.co/H8DFJnkhGO