Publications
Norfolk & Suffolk Natural Capital Assets Evidence Compendium
The Natural Capital Evidence Compendium for Norfolk and Suffolk is a local assessment of the natural assets across the two counties and identifies risks to them, particularly in the context of climate change. It also recommends seven priority themes for action: Water; Land Management; Green House Gases; Carbon Sequestration; Habitats; Bio-security and Resilience. It was commissioned by Norfolk and Suffolk County Councils, and carried out by the University of East Anglia’s School of Environment (published October 2020).
Accessible Natural Greenspace Standards (ANGSt)Maps:
Natural England:
- Urban Areas within 300m of a 2ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
- Urban Areas within 2km of a 20ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
- Urban Areas within 5km of a 100ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
- Urban Areas within 10km of a 500ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
Woodland Trust Woodland Standards (all accessible green space so included not only woodland):
- Urban Areas within 500m of a 2ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
- Urban Areas within 4km of a 20ha or greater Accessible Greenspace Map
Brecks Biodiversity Audit
- Main Report
- Appendices
County Wildlife Sites Handbook
Ecological Networks and opportunity maps (combined):
Fens Biodiversity Audit
Flood Management Maps:
- Natural flood management Ecosystem Services Map
- Natural flood management Ecosystem services opportunity Map
Grassland/Heathland habitats; Ecological network and opportunity maps:
Green Infrastructure Mapping Report:
- Norfolk Green Infrastructure - Strategic GI Corridors and habitat core areas
- Green Infrastructure Assets
Habitat Corridors:
- Broad Grassland and Heathland Corridors Map
- Broad Woodland Corridors Map
- Broad Wetland Corridors Map
- Broad Ecological Corridors Map
Recreational Impacts Study:
Visitor Surveys at European protected sites across Norfolk during 2015 and 2016