Funded by the DfE, Climate Ambassadors match volunteer climate experts with education settings.
Part of Let’s Go Zero, Climate Action Advisors are independent experts who offer free support for schools, colleges, and nurseries across England.
Biodiversity
Improve your setting’s green spaces and local environment to help the planet and encourage learners to spend time in nature.
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Milestones are key actions that enable you to complete your aims. You can also use them as points to share and celebrate your progress.
Identify the variety of plant and animal species in and around your setting. This will enable you to plan actions you can take to improve the biodiversity of your setting.
Use the results of your biodiversity assessment to identify specific plants, animals, or other ecological factors that you can use to monitor overall biodiversity health in and around your setting.
Educate your decision makers about the significance of improving biodiversity in and around your setting. This creates a foundation from which to build your setting's approach to improving biodiversity.
Biodiversity training should help your estates and site staff carry out, understand and interpret biodiversity survey and assessment activities. This will enable them to identify quick wins and ultimately lead to more effective management of onsite and local ecosystems.
Educate everyone at your setting, including your staff, children and young people, and parents (where appropriate), about the importance of biodiversity and actions we can take to support it.