The public consultation is open until Friday, May 2nd inclusive
Kildare County Council has announced the pre-draft public consultation phase for the County Kildare Biodiversity Action Plan 2026-2031 is open from now until Friday 2nd of May inclusive.
This Biodiversity Action plan aims to address biodiversity loss across the county and to promote actions for a more sustainable and resilient natural environment.
As one of the first local authorities in Ireland to declare a biodiversity and climate emergency back in 2019, Kildare County Council says it "is committed to protecting its rich and unique biodiversity".
The five-year plan will outline actions and objectives that align with, and build on, national efforts to halt the decline of our species and habitats.
The Council says the plan is underpinned by the objectives of Ireland’s 4th National Biodiversity Action Plan, which places emphasizes local action to address global biodiversity loss.
This includes the restoration of habitats and ecosystems, protecting key species, and promoting nature-based solutions to mitigate climate impacts.
The public are invited to assist in the preparation of County Kildare’s next Biodiversity Action Plan by providing feedback via the consultation process.
The feedback received will inform the actions, aims and objectives of the plan.
The ‘Discussion Paper’ can be found on the Online Consultation Portal on https://consult.kildarecoco.ie/en/consultation/biodiversity-action-plan-county-kildare-2026-2031
Additionally, Kildare County Council’s Biodiversity Officer will hold pre-draft public consultation walk-in clinics at the following locations:
- Naas Library: Tuesday 25th March, 6pm - 8pm
- Kildare Town Library: Wednesday 26th March, 1pm-3pm
- Athy Library: Friday 28th March, 2pm -4pm
- Leixlip Library: Tuesday 1st April, 6pm - 8pm
- Maynooth Library: Thursday 3rd April, 3pm-5pm
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