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Publish StatusDescription of Project and ProgressActionProgressStatusExpected Completion DateResponsible OrganisationSection/TeamCarbon Footprint TypeExpected Carbon ImpactCostFunding SecuredFunding TypeAttachmentsTasksModifiedModified By
PendingDurham County Council manages over 5,000 hectares of land. The Council has identified 10 hectares of land near Barnard Castle that are suitable for woodland planting. Once developed the site is expected to capture over 30,000 tonnes of carbon over 100 years. The site will also provide multiple wildlife and community benefits. To date, the site has been fenced and the ground has been prepared for planting.NE1 Plant 10 hectares of Council owned land with woodlandDefine/PlanSlightly Off Track12/23/2029Durham County CouncilEnvironment and DesignCouncilVery HighFALSE149/30/2024 10:15 PMAdam Hastie
PendingThis will require a review of the strategy currently in placeNE2: Complete development of the Local Nature Recovery StrategyEarly Concept/ScopingSlightly Off Track1/30/2025Durham County CouncilEnvironment and DesignCouncilHighFALSE0610/01/2024 12:58Adam Hastie- Digital Squad access
PendingWorking with a 3rd party to restore this land back to a conditionNE3: Restore 1,000 hectares of damaged peatlandDeliverOff Track10/07/2024Central GovernmentDEFRACountywideLowFALSE0310/01/2024 12:58Adam Hastie- Digital Squad access

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