13th August 2013
After months of development, today the project has finally got off the ground.
Every organisation that helped to create The State of Nature Report has been contacted, and with the kind assistance provided by Natural England from the outset, a clear method for contacting prospective members of the network has been devised.
The plan now is to reach the target of 500 members as soon as possible, so that co-ordinated nature recording and surveys can commence, in order to assist future reports on the U.K's state of nature.
Once we reach 500 members an organisation, patron or trustee will be appointed to manage fund-raising and education through schools.
If you regularly watch and record wildlife on your local "patch" please join the network now so that we can move quickly towards a common goal.
Thank you
The ground-breaking 2013 State of Nature Report highlights the need for a team-work approach to collating and sharing information about the U.K's wildlife, so that we can understand why our plants and animals are vanishing at such an alarming rate. The aim of this initiative is to create strong local networks around our parks, "patches" and nature reserves in order to conduct co-ordinated surveying,increase participation, and promote education and fund-raising.
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