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Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent Local Nature Recovery Strategy

Welcome to the webpage of the Staffordshire and Stoke-On-Trent Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS), a legal framework for enhancing and restoring the natural environment in our area.

The LNRS is currently being developed by Staffordshire County Council along with all the district and borough councils in the area including Stoke-on-Trent City Council. We are also working in partnership with National Park authorities and Natural England. 

This website will help you to understand all you need to know about the LNRS and how you can get involved with shaping it.

The LNRS is
THE LNRS IS
A blueprint that identifies priorities and actions for nature recovery in Staffordshire. Referring to the LNRS, residents will be empowered to take immediate action towards building a more resilient, interconnected network of natural habitats that support a diverse range of species and enhance our own connection to the natural world.
Mapping Opportunity
MAPPING OPPORTUNITY
At the core of the LNRS lies a strategic map pinpointing the most valuable habitats for wildlife and prime opportunities for enhancing nature in the future.
No Gaps No Overlaps
NO GAPS NO OVERLAPS
There are 48 local nature recovery strategies across England, ensuring complete coverage nationwide. These strategies collectively support the government’s 25 Year Environment Plan by forming a cornerstone of the Nature Recovery Network.
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