The coast of the North West is a world-class network of estuaries, from the Dee to the Solway
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Useful Documents & Downloads
- NWBF Business Plan Introduction & Background [123.73 KB]
- NWBF Membership Information 2007 [391.65 KB]
- NWBF Business Plan 2008/09 [53.92 KB]
- NWBF Communication Review and Plan 08/09 [88.30 KB]
Welcome to North West Biodiversity
North West England is rich in wildlife and habitats - our coasts and estuaries, uplands and wetlands are of international importance and are enjoyed by millions of residents and visitors. The quality of our environment - in and around urban areas and throughout our agricultural landscapes - is central to our prosperity. A rich and varied environment makes the North West an attractive place to live and work, to visit and invest. This is why maintaining and improving our region's biodiversity is so important for our future (Lord Thomas of Macclesfield, 2000).
This is the website of the North West Biodiversity Forum.
This website is a resource produced by the NWBF, a partnership of public, private and voluntary organisations working together at the regional level to conserve and enhance the biodiversity of the North West for wildlife and people.
Inside this website you will find information relating to species and habitats found across the region in our Audit section, links to local action through local plans and record centres, information on the NERC Biodiversity Duty, guidance for businesses and further work of the Forum amongst other content.
Featured News Article
Regional Habitat Targets now published
17 June 2008
The latest version of the North West's contribution to the UK Biodiversity Targets have now been agreed and published.
