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Environment

Good quality housing and transport services, introducing effective carbon management, promoting adaptation to climate change and maintaining and protecting the District’s physical and natural environment.

The LSP’s strategy and deliverables on the Environment are laid out in the Sustainable Community Strategy document. The Environment page is available by clicking the image on the left.

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“A well tended environment is a place for growing people.” Anon

For information on ‘Carbon Reduction’ go to: www.credessex.org

For a brief overview of Tendring click on Tendring District.

For more detailed information visit the Environment Theme Action Plan at: Environment Plan

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Environmental Theme Group members

Lead Partner

Chris Kitcher - Tendring District Council

The full list of members and their organisations can be found at:

Tendring LSP Environment Theme Group

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Tendring District

The Tendring District covers an area of approximately 33,740 hectares (83,373 acres) in North East Essex between the estuaries of the rivers Stour and Colne.

The District has a coastline extending to greater than 60km (38 miles) and all the major towns are situated along this coastal strip. Many of the coastal areas are dependent on sea defences to protect property and infrastructure.

The estuaries and tidal backwaters form a natural habitat, recognised both nationally and internationally, for a variety of flora and fauna, especially birds.

The inland area comprises both large and small villages and has a distinct ‘Rural Feel’ to it

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