ReNew nature map
Summary
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Lymington
Brockenhurst
Hythe
Southampton
Ringwood
Bournemouth
Fordingbridge
Lyndhurst
Northern Forest
Habitat highways, sustainable farming, carbon rich soils, veteran trees.
Western Avon
Threading rivers, healthy floodplains, sustainable smallholdings.
Eastern Waterside
Urban greening for people and nature, hedgerow highways, blended and extended habitats, coastal rebuilding for resilience.
Southern Coast
Resilient future-proof coastlines, connecting sea to forest, habitat recovery, farming with wildlife.
Core
Ancient woodland, clean waters, mosaic of connected and recovering habitat, sustainable grazing.
Making space for people and nature
Expanding habitats to be more connected and resilient and providing quality nature-rich green spaces near to where people live.
The future of farming
Harnessing current shifts in policy and economics for the benefit of the Forest’s wildlife and way of life.
River valleys
Using valleys to connect the core habitats of the Forest with those of the coast and adjoining countryside.
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Coastal resilience
Working with natural processes to safeguard and expand opportunities for coastal wildlife.
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Join us to Re:New Nature in the New Forest and wider area
The New Forest can be viewed as the core of heavily protected habitats with four surrounding areas, each with its own landscape character.
We have identified four nature recovery themes that will be critical to the future of the Forest.
