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.
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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.
Review how your setting collects, organises, and analyses information that is used to monitor your biodiversity and land use.
Create some objectives to enhance and protect the variety of plants and animals around your setting. These should be SMART goals (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-Bound), build upon the short term goals previously set, and feed into your vision and mission statement on biodiversity.
Integrate biodiversity into your setting's current policies, procedures and ways of working. Implementing these should help towards meeting your long term biodiversity aims and targets.
Use your biodiversity assessment to establish clear objectives for biodiversity gains. This means ensuring your operations have a measurably positive impact on biodiversity, compared from the point you did your biodiversity assessment.