Linking people and nature
Ecoregen.org History - it was a great site. Here is a small part of it so all of that great work is not lost!
Linking people and nature
The ecology of derelict sites
Enlisting nature’s help
Getting Started (21 Steps to a Successful Project)
‘Getting Started’ is a step by step guide to running a successful regeneration project. It takes you through the process of running a project, from the initial planning stages to ensuring that your project lasts well into the future. It should be of particular value to non-professional users who know an area of land they want to help improve and who need guidance to think through what is involved. Of course, once a project is actually underway, the steps are unlikely to happen one-at-a-time or even in the order presented here. ‘Getting Started’ nevertheless provides an overview of the process with a number of helpful check lists and references to more detailed information and relevant content within ecoregen.
There are many different types of land areas in and around where people live, that are undervalued and underused, or may be threatened with inappropriate development. These may include pieces of woodland, wasteland, disused industrial sites and publicly owned open space.
Individuals and groups of residents are increasingly working together to improve, protect and adopt these areas and help them realise their full potential. Working with others and engaging the support of local agencies and public bodies, you have the power to make a real difference to your neighbourhood!
This web site will help to guide you through steps to help you change your area of land for your community:
All over Europe people are working to make a real difference to their local open spaces…. Why not do the same?
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