Embracing Diversity Inventory (EDI)
- May 2025
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Having declared a climate emergency in 2019, the opportunity to pioneer an exciting joint project, a first in the UK, was one that we, as a forward-looking council and energetic community, absolutely could not turn down.
A Tiny Forest is a densely planted, fast-growing native woodland usually sited in built-up areas. It’s around the size of a tennis court and 3000 of them exist worldwide. The chance to have the very first one in the UK came from Earthwatch, an international charity who offer nature-based solutions to boost biodiversity.
Our Tiny Forest directly supports key elements of the Town Council’s climate and biodiversity strategies, and its secondary aim to maintain the town as a green and pleasant place to live.