Public webinar – delivering the HEY LNRS

This update webinar gave the people of the HEY region the opportunity to hear about the final published content of the HEY LNRS, key project developments as the team transition into delivery, other recent activities, and future opportunities to get involved.

New video – Launching the HEY LNRS

Developed in partnership with local authorities, environmental organisations, land managers, communities and stakeholders, the HEY LNRS provides a clear, evidence-led framework to support nature recovery while delivering wider benefits for people, places and the local economy.

Hull and East Yorkshire Local Nature Recovery Strategy Launched

Illustration of people enjoying the waterways

Developed in partnership with local authorities, environmental organisations, land managers, communities and stakeholders, the HEY LNRS provides a clear, evidence-led framework to support nature recovery while delivering wider benefits for people, places and the local economy.

Devolution

Patchwork Scene - East Yorkshire

Local nature recovery and natural capital feature in the Hull and East Yorkshire Devolution Deal, highlighting the need for investment in our environmental assets to support essential ecosystem services. Part of the deal includes inviting the Hull and East Yorkshire Combined Authority to join the natural capital investment community of practice, sharing information, best practice and networking opportunities.

ERYC Declaration of Ecological Emergency

Avocet at Outstrays Marshland, Verity Glass

East Riding of Yorkshire Council (ERYC) has declared an ecological emergency, highlighting the urgent need to protect and restore nature across the region. With biodiversity in sharp decline nationally, the council is prioritising actions to conserve habitats, support wildlife, and fulfil strengthened biodiversity responsibilities under the Environment Act 2021.