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Environment

Lavant Parish Council recognises that a healthy environment is fundamental to the prosperity and wellbeing of our local community, and we aim to make a positive contribution towards protecting and enhancing the local and global environment.

LPC Environmental Policy

The LPC policy lays out our commitment to environmental stewardship through:

  • Promoting Biodiversity
  • Taking steps to address climate change
  • Minimising waste and tackling pollution

Click the link at the bottom of the page to read and download a PDF of our environmental policy.

Click the following link for more information about the Lavant Environmental Team (LET)

Click this link for more the River Lavant

If you would like to become involved with our various groups please contact us via [email protected]

Common blue butterfly at St. Nicholas Churchyard, Lavant, where LET has been carrying out conservation work. Common blue butterfly at St. Nicholas Churchyard, Lavant, where LET has been carrying out conservation work.