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Biodiversity Policy

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Position Statement on Biodiversity, Access & Recreation

We are committed to enhancing biodiversity, protecting our archaeological heritage and promoting access and recreation at our sites.

 

In fulfilling this commitment we will

  • Encourage best practice and the integration of biodiversity and heritage considerations throughout the business.
  • Manage our water and landholdings so as to enhance and actively encourage the public enjoyment of our sites.
  • Undertake appropriate consultation, survey and research so as to properly inform our operational and land management decisions
  • Implement site-specific habitat and species plans for our major landholdings and so contribute to the development of a Corporate Biodiversity Action Plan.
  • Share appropriate ecological and heritage data with other interested organisations.
  • Talk to and develop positive relationships with the public and key conservation, access and recreation interests.
  • Have the vision to plan around the interests of sensitive areas where necessary.
  • Comply with all relevant environmental legislation and applicable Codes of Practice.

We will achieve this by

  • Basing wider business decisions on sound environmental, social and economic considerations.
  • Taking steps to ensure that all our staff, including those employed by our outsourced contract partners, are aware of, and committed to this Policy.
  • Regularly reviewing our environmental performance and setting improvement argets so as to deliver continuous improvement.
  • Reporting results to the Quality and Environment Committee of the Board, and periodically publishing an overview of performance.

 

Nigel Annett
Managing Director

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Further information

Environmental Overview

Environmental Overview

Click here to view an Acrobat PDF version of this Overview.

File size: 679kb


Biodiversity Overview

Biodiversity Overview

Click here to view an Acrobat PDF version of this Overview.

File size: 678kb