Bioregional consider this to be the challenge we face globally in relation to Nature and Wildlife:
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loss of biodiversity and habitats due to development in natural areas and over exploitation of natural resources
The Goals
Bioregional identify the following goals, set so we can all contribute to a common and ultimate goal:
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to ensure a positive contribution to local biodiversity
to maximise carbon sequestration in the soil and biomass
to maximise the synergies between agriculture, forestry, biodiversity, and carbon storage
to enhance “ecosystem services” such as providing clean water and clean air
to engage people in recognising the value of nature including its value to human health
The Green Centre
NATURE & WILDLIFE actions
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Guided by diversity, we embraced varied approaches to sustainability: locally, gardening, composting, and rainwater harvesting with Brighton & Hove Food Partnership, Sussex Wildlife Trust, Magpie Educational Trust, and Southern Water; nationally, promoting pollinator protection through planting and creating habitats; globally, supporting Survival International and Tree Aid. Several of our projects have been award-winning.
