Draft Local Habitat Map

Local Nature Recovery Strategies must include a Local Habitat Map, the purpose of which is to provide a clear, visual way for stakeholders to understand the areas which are or which could become of particular importance for biodiversity and the natural environment to target nature recovery action. 

Some of the content of the map is required by law. We are seeking stakeholder views on additional map content as well as views on how the map should be displayed and function.

Access the Draft Local Habitat Map

Questionnaires on where nature recovery measures could potentially be delivered

The Draft Local Habitat Map contains embedded questionnaires to capture stakeholder views on where nature recovery measures could potentially be delivered. 

To use this functionality: 

• open the Draft Local Habitat Map
• locate a place of interest using the navigation tools and click in that location
• A pop-up box will give you the option of telling us more about this piece of land and its potential for nature recovery by filling in a short questionnaire

You will first be asked if you are the owner of the land, and then directed to the correct questionnaire accordingly. 

Please note, before submitting the questionnaire you will be asked if you wish to receive further communications from Worcestershire County Council about the Local Nature Recovery Strategy and given the option to provide your name and email address to be used for this purpose. 

No other personal data is captured by the questionnaire.

Data collection and handling

Worcestershire County Council is a "Controller" for data protection legislation purposes (including the General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR).  

Find out more about how the Council will handle your data in our full Privacy Notice and service specific Planning Policy Privacy Notice (last updated November 2023) at www.worcestershire.gov.uk/privacy. Hard copies of this can also be provided on request.

Please submit all consultation responses by 5pm on Sunday 10 March. 

You can contact the Worcestershire LNRS team on lnrs@worcestershire.gov.uk or 01905 844277.