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Restoring ecosystems and creating sustainable habitats
through BNG and nutrient mitigation.

Tees NN at SwinbankTees NN at Swinbank

Nutrient Neutrality

Tees NN at Swinbank

A family farm on the Tees Lowlands rests five fields, easing the pressure on the Tees estuary.
Dorset BNG at PiddleDorset BNG at Piddle

BNG

Dorset BNG at Piddle

We're putting the water back into a drained chalk stream valley in Dorset.
Shavington EstateShavington Estate

BNG

Shavington Estate

A regenerative estate in north Shropshire bringing back wood-pasture, wet woodland and species-rich meadow, connected to the ancient woodland at Big Wood.
Hurst FarmHurst Farm

BNG

Hurst Farm

A long-lost mill site in Wiltshire's Semington brook valley, with nearly two miles of brook, three veteran trees and beaver already feeding on its banks.
Essex BNG at Priors FarmEssex BNG at Priors Farm

BNG

Essex BNG at Priors Farm

Greenshank-owned, a former Essex gravel quarry becoming 62 hectares of estuary-edge wilderness, adjoining Essex Wildlife Trust's founding reserve.
Somerset BNG SchemeSomerset BNG Scheme

BNG

Somerset BNG Scheme

The scheme will complete the Wellington Green Corridor as well as create a ‘green wedge’, bringing nature into the heart of Wellington.
Tees Nutrient MitigationTees Nutrient Mitigation

Nutrient Neutrality

Tees Nutrient Mitigation

Our Tees catchment nutrient mitigation scheme uses our drainage ditch approach to nutrient mitigation.

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Brick drainage windpump beside a reed-lined river in the Norfolk Broads at sunset

Natural England's first draft Environmental Delivery Plan would let developers discharge their nutrient obligations in the Norfolk Broads and Wensum catchments by paying a levy. This is our full response to the consultation.

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