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Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 (2006 c 16)

This Act was introduced to promote proactive management of the natural environment and reinforce rural economies in England and Wales. It led to the establishment of Natural England, integrating several conservation bodies to streamline environmental governance. Additionally, it emphasized conserving biodiversity and addressed matters related to public rights of way. The Act also transferred responsibilities on wildlife and countryside, aiming to enhance and protect rural areas while bolstering sustainable practices and development. By consolidating regulatory structures, it sought to boost efficiency and environmental stewardship across rural communities.

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Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 (2006 c 16)

This Act was introduced to promote proactive management of the natural environment and reinforce rural economies in England and Wales. It led to the establishment of Natural England, integrating several conservation bodies to streamline environmental governance. Additionally, it emphasized conserving biodiversity and addressed matters related to public rights of way. The Act also transferred responsibilities on wildlife and countryside, aiming to enhance and protect rural areas while bolstering sustainable practices and development. By consolidating regulatory structures, it sought to boost efficiency and environmental stewardship across rural communities.

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Natural Environment and Rural Communities Act 2006 (2006 c 16)
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