Lockdown has made us see the natural world anew – let's not waste it | Gaby Hinsliff | Opinion | The Guardian The momentum is growing. #naturenearpeople. All part of #GreenRecovery theguardian.com/commentisfre…

As we begin to recover from #COVID19 - it's time for a new deal with nature. 🏗️ Resilient nature-proof infrastructure 🌊 Wild places on land and by the sea 👷 Jobs for a climate-safe future #greenrecovery protect-eu.mimecast.com/s/AT…

Over 60 CEOs have sent a letter to the #PM, urging him to: 💸 Create a resilient economy with a #greenrecovery 🌿 Increase access to wild spaces 🦋 Strengthen nature protections 💪 Be a global leader and #buildbackbetter green-alliance.org.uk/resour…

What does Covid-19 mean for food, farming and nature? disq.us/t/3oa0yc3 Richard is so right, and this is another of the growing, serious and rational interventions exhorting Gov to commit to a green recovery #greennotgrey

greenallianceblog.org.uk/202… A green economic and social renewal, based on nature and climate resilience, is critical. And we need a thriving, capable conservation 3rd sector to help deliver it. Specific Government support urgently needed.

We need a renewal based on green growth and delivering nature for people near where they live, not just a high-tariff economic recovery. NHS, National Parks, Planning System: post-War triumphs of vision. Our version needs to be investment that delivers nature for public wellbeing

BBC News - Coronavirus: National Trust 'faces £200m losses this year' bbc.co.uk/news/uk-52510154 But main point is the hit on the vital work all conservation charities do. Real risk 25 Yr Plan retreat as 3rd sector delivery slashed. Gov support desperately needed

Under our new government, environmental progress has ground to a halt greenallianceblog.org.uk/201… via @GreenAllianceUK

I should imagine this is prompting some pretty fundamental boardroom discussions about future business models. Maybe time for more than just lip service about becoming energy demand and management companies?