Perth and Kinross Council has a legal duty to conserve and enhance biodiversity. Working together across all our services, we are developing the best ways to do this and, at the same time, contributing to other policies and initiatives.
Tayside Biodiversity Partnership
The Tayside Biodiversity Partnership covers the local authority area of Angus as well as Perth and Kinross. The partnership is made up of statutory bodies, local authorities, non-government organisations and individuals and has produced a Local Biodiversity Action Plan to ensure that locally and nationally important species and habitats are conserved and enhanced through focused local action.
For more information visit the Tayside Biodiversity Partnership website.
Tayside Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2016-2026
Tayside Biodiversity Partnership's Local Biodiversity Action Plan 2016-2026 (PDF) [12MB] charts the way ahead in protecting the multitude of flora and fauna that flourish across the county, as well as their habitats, bringing together organisations, communities and individuals. The new plan has more than 140 projects you might want to get involved in.
Reporting on our Biodiversity Duty
Perth and Kinross Council has a legal requirement to publish a 3 yearly report on how it is performing in fulfilling its Biodiversity Duty. This Biodiversity Duty report (PDF) [2MB] covers the 3 year period from January 2018 to December 2020 and includes case studies and information on many exciting projects . The next report will cover the period from January 2021 to December 2023.
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