Natural England - Sustainable land use
Sustainable land use
In this area Natural England’s aim is to ensure that land is used for social and economic development in a way that recognises, protects and enhances the value of the natural environment.
The main focus of our evidence programme is to demonstrate how the natural environment contributes to specific social and economic outcomes, and to assess how our interventions in the planning process are working to protect environmental assets.
Relevant information
Natural England publications
Evidence projects
Evaluation
| ID | Title | Description | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|
| RP0455 | The New Forest Disturbance Project | The New Forest Disturbance Project is a new partnership project which will investigate potential impacts of human disturbance on populations of Annex 1 bird species (Dartford warbler, woodlark and nightjar) within the New Forest Special Protection Area (SPA).
| Jackie Kelly |
