What is a Nature Network?

We are, globally, facing a twin crises of climate change and nature loss. To help reverse declines in biodiversity, it is vital to develop a robust network for nature – so Nature Networks are being delivered across Scotland. These will help to tackle the climate and nature emergency locally by driving actions like regenerating the natural environment, empowering communities to play their part and improving habitat quality for wildlife.

Watch our video to hear Biodiversity Officer Neal Lochrie explaining what the North Ayrshire Nature Network is aiming to achieve.

One of the key drivers for biodiversity loss is land-use change where, over time, habitats have been lost – and Scotland is one of the most nature-depleted countries in the world.

To reverse declines in biodiversity, it is vital to develop a robust network for nature. And Nature Networks are being delivered across Scotland in the coming months and years. Read more in the North Ayrshire Nature Network Strategy 2024-2045.