Ensure there is a climate and environmental risk assessment of every policy decision that the council takes
Set high environmental standards for our County Farms and review the council’s County Farms policy and re-focus on the original aims of broadening access in to farming
Ban hunting with dogs, including trail hunting, on County Farms land
Identify surplus land for energy production and biodiversity projects
Oppose fracking and the use of damaging fertilizers
Reduce plastic by offering free drinking water re-filling stations at all libraries & Norfolk County Council public buildings
Protect Norfolk’s green belt, sites of Special Scientific Interest and Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
Work with police and land-owners to tackle the impact of illegal hare coursing
Identify areas to rewild and support with incentives
Create bee and pollinator corridors on County Council land, and support our communities to do the same
Protect our native rare and at-risk species e.g. barbastelle bats, newts, stone curlews
Prioritise our Local Member Highways budget for planting or projects that help tackle the climate crisis
Increase funding to Parish Partnerships and extend remit to include environmental projects
Protect access to the countryside by maintaining Rights of Way, opening up new ones and improving accessibility
Ensure all Norfolk rights of way are identified and on the ‘definitive map’ by 2025 & support local communities to identify and register rights of way