Greentalk
for Nature Recovery
Greentalk for Nature Recovery transforms local nature recovery plans and environment data into simple, actionable micro-tasks, empowering civil society to take targeted and measurable steps towards nature recovery.
Nature Recovery is critical to helping local government address the climate and biodiversity emergencies.
Greentalk translates your complex Local Nature Recovery Strategies, Biodiversity Net Gain monitoring and environment data into tangible actions accessible to all, helping you deliver on your newly extended duty to enhance, as well as conserve, biodiversity.
Activate - Greentalk helps you activate communities and businesses to undertake simple, targeted, micro-actions
Target - Uniquely, the micro-actions are targeted by habitat, location and capability
Measure - We measure and enable continuous improvement, while supporting stretched ecology, climate action and parks officers
With Greentalk you can move beyond the limits of your internal delivery capacity and the boundaries of your managed land. Through social action, Greentalk enables your communities to positively impact their environment.
What’s a Micro-Action? A micro-action is any type of measureable activity that a citizen, group, or business may undertake to support your strategy. It can be simple, or complex, individual or collective. It can be funded by the citizen, or supported by your own funding sources such as grants or investment frameworks.
Adopting a tree, creating a bug hotel, planting a wildlife garden, monitoring a local green space, modifying an office car park to support biodiversity are all micro-actions which Greentalk can enable and support.
Features
1 Celebrate
Show the current environment and let your community explore and appreciate what already exists
2 Explain
Introduce the challenges across your landscape, communicate your strategy in ways that can be actioned on the ground
3 Activate
Citizens search their location and quickly understand priorities and ways to make an impact in their local area.
4 Share the Impact
Measure and celebrate the work done by everyone and share collective progress against your strategy
Greentalk uses…
The power of civil society to amplify nature recovery.
The enthusiasm for nature recovery to get more people involved in civil society.
“A community-driven approach to biodiversity is also a climate resilient one … fostering community ownership, environmental stewardship and resident involvement is essential for protecting and promoting biodiversity.”
- Hounslow Council Environment Scrutiny Panel
Impact
Societal
A scale of micro-actions engages a range of people including those typically underrepresented
Build long-term relationships critical for nature action, developing trust
Economical
Save costs through improved survival
Grow the number of people making their own contributions, directed by your strategic aims
Run multiple small campaigns in parallel, saving costs using a shared platform
Environmental
Enable thousands of micro-actions beyond your own land
Create landscape-scale corridors, networks and connections