The Oxfordshire Local Nature Partnership (OLNP) is an organisation of key partners working together to radically enhance nature, its positive impact on our climate and the priority it is given, helping to make Oxfordshire a county where people and nature thrive.
Hear from Richard Benwell, Chair of the OLNP and CEO of Wildlife and Countryside Link, about how the partnership are helping nature to recover in Oxfordshire.
These three key focus areas enable us to work together on projects that will make the biggest difference for nature and people in Oxfordshire.
Our partnership harnesses the energy, enthusiasm and expertise of brilliant organisations across Oxfordshire. It has a strong collective voice that includes representatives from businesses, farming, Universities, landowners, local authorities, and environmental NGOs.
Board meeting agendas and notes are published by South Oxfordshire District Council on behalf of the partnership. Details of previous board meetings including agendas, reports and meeting notes can be found here (this link opens on the South Oxfordshire District Council website).
The OLNP board is supported by the OLNP manager. Secretariat and communications support is provided from within the Partnership Services of the Local Authorities. A Forum of stakeholders from across the sector inputs into to the OLNP's priorities. You can see the OLNP's structure chart here:
The OLNP's work is made possible by the contributions of our fantastic partners who work across the county and beyond to help nature recover.
If you would like to get involved with our work, please get in touch.
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