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Write to us:
EMEL c/o
Old Ragged School
Brook Street
Nottingham NG1 1EA
Or via our Secretary
Caroline Adams
(01778 590671)
Email: secretary@
emel.org.uk
For abbreviations
on this website
see Glossary page.
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ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES
The Regional Environment Strategy and Action Plan can be downloaded from www.emra.gov.uk/publications/regional-communities-policy/environment.
EMEL and our member groups have played a full role in the Regional Assembly's Environment Group and Environment Advisory Group which have led development of the strategy.
EMEL members also sit on the Regional Biodiversity Forum which has produced the East Midlands Biodiversity Strategy, a daughter strategy to the Regional Environment Strategy, which can be downloaded from the same web page. Charlotte Gault (TWTs) is deputy chair of the Biodiversity Forum.
Reports on Green Infrastructure and Soil Resources can also be downloaded from the same page.
In October 2007 the Regional Assembly launched a consultation on climate change. EMEL's response can be downloaded here.
HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT
The National Trust and English Heritage sit on the Regional Heritage Forum which produced Viewpoints on the Historic Environment of the East Midlands which can be downloaded from the same page.
RIVER BASIN LIAISON PANELS
Environmental NGOs are represented on River Basin Liaison Panels, which cover parts of more than one region. The NGO representative on the Humber Basin Panel is Paul Learoyd (Notts WT) with Lucy Bjork (RSPB) as deputy. The representative on the Anglian Panel is John Sharpe (RSPB) with Paul Wilkinson (TWTs) as deputy. Panels for North West, Severn and Thames also cover parts of the East Midlands. Further details, including a list of NGO reps, can be downloaded from the WWF website.
Updated May 2008
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EMEL
Member organisations
BTCV
Campaign to Protect Rural England
Council for British Archaeology
Friends of the Earth
The National Trust
Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
Transport Activists Roundtable (EMTAR)
The Wildlife Trusts
The Woodland Trust
Associate Organisations
English Heritage
Environment Agency
Forestry Commission
Natural England
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