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Three more years as Natural England chairman for Tony Juniper
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31 Dec 2021 20:49 - 31 Dec 2021 20:52 #4876
by Jim Wright
TONY Juniper CBE (pictured) has been reappointed chairman of Natural England for a second term of three years.
Following the announcement by Environment Secretary George Eustice, Mr Juniper said: “I am honoured to be reappointed."Natural England's vital role in defending and enhancing our nation’s natural environment has never been more important.
"Since I arrived in 2019, we have made significant progress in restoring energy and direction to the organisation, created a clearer strategic plan and mission and secured a major increase in resources to implement it.
"We have made strides toward realising England’s ambition to create a Nature Recovery Network, supported the landmark Environment Act, declared new national nature reserves, helped the public connect with nature, advised government on nature-based solutions to climate change and how best to join up new farming policy with nature recovery."
Mr Juniper added: "I want to thank all of our staff, partners and stakeholders for their support and dedication, and I look forward to continuing to work together to deliver the biggest possible positive impact for Nature that we can."
Following the announcement by Environment Secretary George Eustice, Mr Juniper said: “I am honoured to be reappointed."Natural England's vital role in defending and enhancing our nation’s natural environment has never been more important.
"Since I arrived in 2019, we have made significant progress in restoring energy and direction to the organisation, created a clearer strategic plan and mission and secured a major increase in resources to implement it.
"We have made strides toward realising England’s ambition to create a Nature Recovery Network, supported the landmark Environment Act, declared new national nature reserves, helped the public connect with nature, advised government on nature-based solutions to climate change and how best to join up new farming policy with nature recovery."
Mr Juniper added: "I want to thank all of our staff, partners and stakeholders for their support and dedication, and I look forward to continuing to work together to deliver the biggest possible positive impact for Nature that we can."
Last edit: 31 Dec 2021 20:52 by Jim Wright.
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