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Nat Duffus
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PhD student at University of Oxford investigating ecological compensation policy and invertebrate conservation
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This is an incredibly ambitious policy which embeds biodiversity within the planning process with the aim to leave biodiversity in a better state post-development 🌳 🌿  However, there are certain gaps in the policy which may lead to sub-optimal outcomes for invertebrate populations… 3/

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1.  Mismatch between what the statutory biodiversity metric considers to be 'good' habitat condition & the habitat conditions required by invertebrates 🐛. For example, the metric penalties on scrub, bare ground, and floral species 'indicative of sub optimal condition' 4/

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Nat Duffus
@natduffus.bsky.social
PhD student at University of Oxford investigating ecological compensation policy and invertebrate conservation
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