Data collection through questionnaires, workshops, conversations and research, with groups and individuals

Evidence gathering

Data analysed and a shortlist of the key priorities for nature recovery drawn up

Analyse results

Priorities written into a draft strategy document

Draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy produced

Surrey County Council Cabinet Members approve the draft Local Nature Recovery Strategy for Formal Consultation

Draft strategy approved 

Formal public consultation on draft strategy, to fulfill statutory obligations 

Formal consultation on draft strategy

Consultation responses considered and Local Nature Recovery Strategy finalised

Finalise strategy

Surrey County Council Cabinet Members approve final strategy and it is adopted for use 

Strategy adopted

Surrey is home to amazing wildlife and beautiful landscapes; this nature is vital in contributing to our health, well-being, and sense of place. Like the rest of the UK, Surrey’s nature needs our help to maintain and build up it’s biodiversity.