Nature Recovery Network NRN - Revision history

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	* Natural England.		* Natural England.
	* Nature Restoration Fund NRF.		* Nature Restoration Fund NRF.
−	* Nature Recovery Network NRN.
	* NPPF consultation briefing notes on terms.		* NPPF consultation briefing notes on terms.
	* NPPF inquiry.		* NPPF inquiry.

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	* Areas of outstanding natural beauty.		* Areas of outstanding natural beauty.
		+	* Biodiversity Net Gain BNG
		+	* Biodiversity net gain (BNG) regulations and implementation; Government response.
		+	* Biodiversity Net Gain: statutory must-haves, plus the delivery model that de-risks planning.
		+	* Biodiversity net gain, tools, tips and terms for small sites.
		+	* Biodiversity net gain and terminology explained.
	* Conservation area.		* Conservation area.
	* Designated sites.		* Designated sites.
		+	* Environmental Development Plans EDP.
		+	* Environmental Principles Policy Statement EPPS.
	* Forests.		* Forests.
	* Green belt.		* Green belt.
		+	* Guidance on tree specification, BNG and more.
	* How nature can be used to improve wellbeing.		* How nature can be used to improve wellbeing.
	* Local Nature Reserve.		* Local Nature Reserve.
		+	* Local Nature Recovery Strategy LNRS.
		+	* Mitigation hierarchy.
	* National nature reserve.		* National nature reserve.
	* National Parks.		* National Parks.
		+	* National Planning Practice Guidance.
	* Natural England.		* Natural England.
		+	* Nature Restoration Fund NRF.
		+	* Nature Recovery Network NRN.
		+	* NPPF consultation briefing notes on terms.
		+	* NPPF inquiry.
	* NPPF.		* NPPF.
		+	* Nutrient Neutrality NN.
		+	* NPPF.
		+	* Outline planning permission.
		+	* Planning and Infrastructure Bill PIB
		+	* Planning legislation.
		+	* Planning permission.
	* Protected species.		* Protected species.
	* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).		* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
	* Sites of special scientific interest.		* Sites of special scientific interest.
		+	* What is the biodiversity metric?
	* Wildlife corridor.		* Wildlife corridor.
	* Wildlife Trusts.		* Wildlife Trusts.

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	The [https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/50235/documents/271280/default/ Environmental Audit Committee. Environmental sustainability and housing growth: Sixth Report of Session 2024–26 HC 439] describes Nature Recovery Network as "a national network of wildlife-rich places, supported by green and blue spaces that buffer and connect them. They include action to:		The [https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/50235/documents/271280/default/ Environmental Audit Committee. Environmental sustainability and housing growth: Sixth Report of Session 2024–26 HC 439] describes Nature Recovery Network as "a national network of wildlife-rich places, supported by green and blue spaces that buffer and connect them. They include action to:

−	* Enhance sites designated for nature conservation and other wildlife- rich areas.	+	* Enhance sites designated for nature conservation and other wildlife-rich areas.
	* Create and restore habitats to help wildlife populations recover, grow, and adapt to climate change.		* Create and restore habitats to help wildlife populations recover, grow, and adapt to climate change.
	* Improve the natural and urban environment’s resilience to climate change, using nature-based solutions to reduce carbon emissions and manage flood risk.		* Improve the natural and urban environment’s resilience to climate change, using nature-based solutions to reduce carbon emissions and manage flood risk.
	* Sustain vital ecosystems that provide healthy soil, clean water and clean air.		* Sustain vital ecosystems that provide healthy soil, clean water and clean air.
	* Protect the natural, geological, historical and cultural diversity of the natural environment.		* Protect the natural, geological, historical and cultural diversity of the natural environment.
−	* Provide more, better green spaces to improve health and wellbeing.	+	* Provide more, better green spaces to improve health and wellbeing."

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	The Wildlife Trusts suggest that: ‘A Nature Recovery Network is a joined-up system of places important for wild plants and animals, on land and at sea. It allows plants, animals, seeds, nutrients and water to move from place to place and enables the natural world to adapt to change. It provides plants and animals with places to live, feed and breed. It can only do this effectively if, like our road network, it is treated as a joined-up whole.’ Ref [https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network]		The Wildlife Trusts suggest that: ‘A Nature Recovery Network is a joined-up system of places important for wild plants and animals, on land and at sea. It allows plants, animals, seeds, nutrients and water to move from place to place and enables the natural world to adapt to change. It provides plants and animals with places to live, feed and breed. It can only do this effectively if, like our road network, it is treated as a joined-up whole.’ Ref [https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network]
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		+	The [https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/50235/documents/271280/default/ Environmental Audit Committee. Environmental sustainability and housing growth: Sixth Report of Session 2024–26 HC 439] describes Nature Recovery Network as "a national network of wildlife-rich places, supported by green and blue spaces that buffer and connect them. They include action to:
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		+	* Enhance sites designated for nature conservation and other wildlife- rich areas.
		+	* Create and restore habitats to help wildlife populations recover, grow, and adapt to climate change.
		+	* Improve the natural and urban environment’s resilience to climate change, using nature-based solutions to reduce carbon emissions and manage flood risk.
		+	* Sustain vital ecosystems that provide healthy soil, clean water and clean air.
		+	* Protect the natural, geological, historical and cultural diversity of the natural environment.
		+	* Provide more, better green spaces to improve health and wellbeing.

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	* Wildlife Trusts.		* Wildlife Trusts.

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−	The [https://www.gov.uk/~~guidance~~/national-planning-policy-framework~~/annex~~-2~~-glossary~~ National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) ~~Annex 2: Glossary]~~, published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities ~~&~~ Local Government ~~(MHCLG)~~ in ~~2012~~, defines the Nature Recovery Network as: ‘An expanding, increasingly connected, network of wildlife-rich habitats supporting species recovery, alongside wider benefits such as carbon capture, water quality improvements, natural flood risk management and recreation. It includes the existing network of protected sites and other wildlife rich habitats as well as and landscape or catchment scale recovery areas where there is coordinated action for species and habitats.’	+	The [https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-planning-policy-framework--2 National Planning Policy Framework] (NPPF), published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government in December 2024, defines the Nature Recovery Network as: ‘An expanding, increasingly connected, network of wildlife- rich habitats supporting species recovery, alongside wider benefits such as carbon capture, water quality improvements, natural flood risk management and recreation. It includes the existing network of protected sites and other wildlife rich habitats as well as and landscape or catchment scale recovery areas where there is coordinated action for species and habitats.’

	The Wildlife Trusts suggest that: ‘A Nature Recovery Network is a joined-up system of places important for wild plants and animals, on land and at sea. It allows plants, animals, seeds, nutrients and water to move from place to place and enables the natural world to adapt to change. It provides plants and animals with places to live, feed and breed. It can only do this effectively if, like our road network, it is treated as a joined-up whole.’ Ref [https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network]		The Wildlife Trusts suggest that: ‘A Nature Recovery Network is a joined-up system of places important for wild plants and animals, on land and at sea. It allows plants, animals, seeds, nutrients and water to move from place to place and enables the natural world to adapt to change. It provides plants and animals with places to live, feed and breed. It can only do this effectively if, like our road network, it is treated as a joined-up whole.’ Ref [https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network]

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	* Areas of outstanding natural beauty.		* Areas of outstanding natural beauty.

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	* Forests.		* Forests.
	* Green belt.		* Green belt.
		+	* How nature can be used to improve wellbeing.
	* Local Nature Reserve.		* Local Nature Reserve.
	* National nature reserve.		* National nature reserve.

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	* Wildlife Trusts.		* Wildlife Trusts.

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The [https://www.gov.uk/guidance/national-planning-policy-framework/annex-2-glossary National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) Annex 2: Glossary], published by the Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government (MHCLG) in 2012, defines the Nature Recovery Network as: ‘An expanding, increasingly connected, network of wildlife-rich habitats supporting species recovery, alongside wider benefits such as carbon capture, water quality improvements, natural flood risk management and recreation. It includes the existing network of protected sites and other wildlife rich habitats as well as and landscape or catchment scale recovery areas where there is coordinated action for species and habitats.’

The Wildlife Trusts suggest that: ‘A Nature Recovery Network is a joined-up system of places important for wild plants and animals, on land and at sea. It allows plants, animals, seeds, nutrients and water to move from place to place and enables the natural world to adapt to change. It provides plants and animals with places to live, feed and breed. It can only do this effectively if, like our road network, it is treated as a joined-up whole.’ Ref [https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/nature-recovery-network]

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki. =

* Areas of outstanding natural beauty.
* Conservation area.
* Designated sites.
* Forests.
* Green belt.
* Local Nature Reserve.
* National nature reserve.
* National Parks.
* Natural England.
* NPPF.
* Protected species.
* Site of Nature Conservation Interest (SNCI).
* Sites of special scientific interest.
* Wildlife corridor.
* Wildlife Trusts.

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