Draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy - Youth Survey
Overview
Dorset is home to lots of plants and animals. But the number of animals and plants is getting smaller, and there are fewer places for wildlife to live.
Nature recovery is about fixing this and making more, better, bigger and joined up spaces for nature across the countryside, coast and towns.
So, we’ve been working with people across Dorset on a plan to help nature – called a local nature recovery strategy.
This survey has been created for young people to help shape this new plan for nature. There is a different survey for adults that is a bit longer, but young people can fill that one out too if you are really interested in nature and have more to tell us.
There is also a paper survey if you do not want to do it online. You can find this at all libraries in Dorset, in the 'Related' section at the bottom of the page where you can download it, emailing LNRS@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk, or calling 01305 221000 and they can send you a copy.
If you want to, you can find out more about nature recovery before you do the survey by exploring the links below:
- download a nature recovery fact file below in the 'Related' section
- watch videos of local people talking about nature recovery in this playlist.
- explore the Dorset local nature recovery strategy webpages
Please note, any data collected follows Dorset Council's privacy policy.
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