Restoring Nature Conference
- Friday 27th September
- Kirby Misperton Village Hall
- 9am – 4pm
The primary aim of this conference is to help Town and Parish Councils fulfil their increasing obligations to support nature recovery by offering information, advice, case studies and networking opportunities. However, this event is open to anyone with an interest in increasing biodiversity in our beautiful area of Yorkshire.
As well as the comprehensive agenda below, other experts will be on hand to provide inspiration and advice on a wide range of nature recovery topics. Exhibitors include North Yorkshire Moors National Park, Yorkshire Derwent Catchment Partnership, Yorkshire Rewilding Network, Forest of Flowers, Howardian Hills National Landscape, Pickering Slow the Flow and local environmental groups. Opportunities to network and visit exhibitors stalls will be available during the breaks and after the formal programme has finished at 3pm.
This is a free event and includes breakfast and lunch. A suggested donation of £15.00 will however help the Ryedale Environment Group to hold similar events in the future. For questions or more information please email RyedaleEG@hotmail.com.
This event is supported by Ryevitalise and the National Lottery Heritage Fund.
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Documents from the event
- North Yorkshire and York Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS)
- Nature Recovery in the Howardian Hills
- Highway Verge Restoration
- Castle Howard Case Study
- Connecting Parishes Through Nature
- Kirkbymoorside Town Council Grass Verge Trial 2024
- How North Yorkshire Council will respond to the climate emergency
- Kirkbymoorside Wildflower Verges Trial 2024
- Local Road verge restoration guidance
- Pickering Environment Group Wildflower Verge Trial
- Bardsey Cum Rigton Parish Council Biodiversity Policy
- Kirby Misperton Parish Council Biodiversity Policy