Local Nature Recovery Strategy: Strategic Survey

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Overview

Cornwall Council, in collaboration with the Local Nature Partnership and the Council of the Isles of Scilly, are developing a new Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

When completed, the strategy will become a blueprint for the recovery of nature – outlining what we can do, where are the best opportunities for doing it, and considers how we can deliver it alongside wider environmental outcomes such as reduced flood risk and carbon sequestration. It will provide organisations with a framework for developing nature recovery projects and will help prioritise funding and investment in nature’s recovery.

Your role in shaping the LNRS

We have identified organisations that have a strategic role in helping to either deliver, or support delivery of nature recovery. If you were one of the 130 organisations we reached out to, and you haven't responded already, then we’d love you to submit a survey response. If you haven’t heard from us, but think you should have, then email us at grow-nature@cornwall.gov.uk. If contacted we will consider adding you to our list of key organisations to ensure your survey response will be taken into account.

We have already started our public engagement for the strategy, and you may have filled out our nature recovery survey. The purpose of the public survey is to gather the priorities of residents of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. These will then be turned into a long-list of nature recovery priorities which will be refined into a final short-list by local experts and relevant organisations.

However, this strategic questionnaire develops on this evidence base by asking about your organisations specific priorities, policies and related projects for nature recovery. This will create opportunities for:

  • Your organisational priorities to be fed into the LNRS process

  • Links and alignment between policies, strategies and plans and the LNRS

  • Relevant spatial data collected by your organisation to be fed into the LNRS mapping

  • Current and future projects to be embedded within the LNRS to support delivery

The deadline for this survey was 5th December, but has been extended to 10th February 2024.

Further Engagement Opportunities:

Once completed, we will analyse the results of this and the public survey. We will then continue to engage with organisations and key partners as we refine our list of nature recovery priorities through webinars, workshops and other engagement channels. Details of these activities will be released in due course.

If you have any questions or require the survey in a different format, please contact grow-nature@cornwall.gov.uk

Overview

Cornwall Council, in collaboration with the Local Nature Partnership and the Council of the Isles of Scilly, are developing a new Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly.

When completed, the strategy will become a blueprint for the recovery of nature – outlining what we can do, where are the best opportunities for doing it, and considers how we can deliver it alongside wider environmental outcomes such as reduced flood risk and carbon sequestration. It will provide organisations with a framework for developing nature recovery projects and will help prioritise funding and investment in nature’s recovery.

Your role in shaping the LNRS

We have identified organisations that have a strategic role in helping to either deliver, or support delivery of nature recovery. If you were one of the 130 organisations we reached out to, and you haven't responded already, then we’d love you to submit a survey response. If you haven’t heard from us, but think you should have, then email us at grow-nature@cornwall.gov.uk. If contacted we will consider adding you to our list of key organisations to ensure your survey response will be taken into account.

We have already started our public engagement for the strategy, and you may have filled out our nature recovery survey. The purpose of the public survey is to gather the priorities of residents of Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. These will then be turned into a long-list of nature recovery priorities which will be refined into a final short-list by local experts and relevant organisations.

However, this strategic questionnaire develops on this evidence base by asking about your organisations specific priorities, policies and related projects for nature recovery. This will create opportunities for:

  • Your organisational priorities to be fed into the LNRS process

  • Links and alignment between policies, strategies and plans and the LNRS

  • Relevant spatial data collected by your organisation to be fed into the LNRS mapping

  • Current and future projects to be embedded within the LNRS to support delivery

The deadline for this survey was 5th December, but has been extended to 10th February 2024.

Further Engagement Opportunities:

Once completed, we will analyse the results of this and the public survey. We will then continue to engage with organisations and key partners as we refine our list of nature recovery priorities through webinars, workshops and other engagement channels. Details of these activities will be released in due course.

If you have any questions or require the survey in a different format, please contact grow-nature@cornwall.gov.uk

  • Local Nature Recovery Strategy - Strategic Questionnaire

    Privacy Notice:

    The Data Controller for the information you provide in this survey is Cornwall Council, New County Hall, Treyew Road, Truro TR1 3AY. Data Protection Registration Number: Z1745294. 

    Why is my data being collected?

    Cornwall Council is required under the 2019 Environment Act to develop a Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) for Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly. This survey has been created to help support alignment between the LNRS and other relevant organisations. Submissions will be reviewed by authorised members of staff to help inform the development of the strategy.

    What will you do with my data?

    Once the survey has closed, your data will be held within Cornwall Council’s secure network and premises for up to 2 years. Where we ask you to supply contact information on this form, we will only make access to this data available to authorised members of staff who are required to process it for the purposes outlined in this privacy notice. 

    What are my data rights?

    Your personal information belongs to you and you have the right to:

    • be informed of how we will process it
    • request a copy of what we hold about you and in commonly used electronic format if you wish (if you provided this to us electronically for automated processing, we will return it in the same way)
    • have it amended if it’s incorrect or incomplete
    • have it deleted (where we do not have a legal requirement to retain it)
    • withdraw your consent if you no longer wish us to process
    • restrict how we process it
    • object to us using it for marketing or research purposes
    • object to us using it in relation to a legal task or in the exercise of an official authority
    • request that a person reviews an automated decision where it has had an adverse effect on you

    Please note that other information you provide, including responses to open questions, may be published in full and attributed to your organisation. Where this happens, your name will not be published.

    How do I exercise these rights?

    If you would like to access any of the information we hold about you or have concerns regarding the way we have processed your information, please contact:

    Data Protection Officer

    Cornwall Council

    County Hall

    Truro

    TR1 3AY

    Tel: 01872 326424

    Email: dpo@cornwall.gov.uk

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    We would prefer any complaints to be made to us initially so that we have the opportunity to see if we can put things right. However, if you are unhappy with the way we have processed your information or how we have responded to your request to exercise any of your rights in relation to your data, you can raise your concerns direct with the Information Commissioner’s Office Tel No. 0303 123 1113 https://ico.org.uk/concerns

     

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