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  • Surrey Launches its Local Nature Recovery Strategy

    We’re excited to share that Surrey County Council has now formally launched the Surrey Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) and Surrey Nature Partnership will be a key delivery partner. The Surrey LNRS is part of a national network of 48 strategies designed to halt and reverse the decline of nature across England, identifying the places…

  • Community Nature Recovery Grants 2026-2027

    The Community Nature Recovery Grant will reopen on June 1, 2026, for the 2026-27 financial year, offering funding up to £5,000 for community groups focused on nature recovery projects. Applications are accepted until July 19, 2026. For details on eligibility and documentation, visit the Together for Surrey website.

  • New Board Appointments

    Surrey Nature Partnership is transitioning its board by bidding farewell to three long-serving members while welcoming ten new appointments. This change aims to enhance governance and support the Local Nature Recovery Strategy. The diverse expertise of the new members will help connect environmental, social, and economic priorities, promoting a healthier Surrey.

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    New Nature Grants Scheme for Surrey Community Projects

    Surrey County Council’s Greener Futures team has launched a small grant scheme for community groups and parishes working on nature recovery in their local area.  For more information on the purpose of the grant, eligibility criteria, and how to apply, visit the Together for Surrey nature grants webpage where you will find the application form and guidance…

  • Community Driven Nature Recovery – Free Events

    Surrey Local Nature Recovery Strategy – Get Involved! The Surrey Local Nature Recovery Strategy (LNRS) is now open for public consultation from 31st July to 25th September 2025. As we shift focus from planning to delivery, we want Surrey land managers, landowners, and communities at the heart of this movement. We have two key FREE…

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    Surrey Old Grasslands Inventory Launch

    Old Grasslands Inventory points the way to protection for some of Surrey’s rarest habitats Some of Surrey’s most delicate and biodiverse habitats – ancient grasslands once used for grazing but now havens for wildflowers and wildlife including Small Blue butterflies and Skylarks – are set to be better understood and hopefully now protected thanks to…

  • Surrey Local Nature Recovery Strategy

    Geographical workshop series report We really appreciate the valuable contributions of our attendees made during the two series of workshops held across Surrey last year. These efforts have been crucial in shaping the future of nature recovery in our region. Following the conclusion of the second series of Geographical Workshops across the East, West, and…