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Thank you for your contributions to the Local Nature Farmers and Landowners survey.
We will continue to use this page to keep you informed about progress with the project.
This is what we asked you.
Share your thoughts on nature in Greater Lincolnshire to help shape a new Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
We're now creating the first Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Greater Lincolnshire, and when it is agreed it will suggest where and how we can help nature to recover.
We would like to gain your views as a landowner or land manager in Greater Lincolnshire. We are keen to hear from you on what you think should be the priorities!
Thank you for your contributions to the Local Nature Farmers and Landowners survey.
We will continue to use this page to keep you informed about progress with the project.
This is what we asked you.
Share your thoughts on nature in Greater Lincolnshire to help shape a new Local Nature Recovery Strategy.
We're now creating the first Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Greater Lincolnshire, and when it is agreed it will suggest where and how we can help nature to recover.
We would like to gain your views as a landowner or land manager in Greater Lincolnshire. We are keen to hear from you on what you think should be the priorities!
Your responses to this survey are intended to be anonymous. When completing open text responses, remember not to include personal or sensitive information. If you are logged in when completing the survey, your user account details will be recorded against your responses. Your user account details will be removed before survey responses are analysed. If you do not want your user account details associated with your responses, you should log out of your account before continuing with the survey.
You can then respond anonymously. For further information on how we process your information, see our privacy notice.
To enable us to use your responses to this survey to help us compile the Local Nature Recovery Strategy, anonymised responses will be shared with the Greater Lincolnshire Nature Partnership.
Local Nature Farmers and Landowners survey has finished this stage
This engagement is open for contributions.
Under Review
Local Nature Farmers and Landowners survey is currently at this stage
Contributions to this engagement are closed for evaluation and review. The project team will report back on key outcomes.
Final outcomes
this is an upcoming stage for Local Nature Farmers and Landowners survey
The final outcomes of the engagement are documented here. This may include a summary of all contributions collected as well as recommendations for future action.
Would you like assistance?
If you would like any more information about the survey or have any questions, please contact info@glincslnrs.org.uk