Strategies and Studies
The GGGP demonstrates a ground-breaking way of working collaboratively to deliver strategic and local outcomes to provide a regional approach to Green Infrastructure in Gwent. Through this collaborative working, the partnership has produced the following strategic documents and studies.
Gwent Resilient Ecological Network Mapper
The Gwent Resilient Ecological Network Mapper is an open-access tool designed to help you identify and develop nature recovery projects in Gwent. Created by the Gwent Green Grid Partnership, Environment Systems, and Natural Resources Wales, it provides valuable ecological information to support biodiversity and habitat restoration.
Regional Access Strategy
This strategic plan for the Gwent region identifies key opportunities and management strategies. It includes a green corridors strategic delivery plan for access and costed projects. The strategy will be published soon.
Regional Integrated Health Impact Assessment (iHIA)
The HIA identifies the impact of the GGGP on the health and mental wellbeing of the residents of Gwent. Key findings have been drawn from an analysis of stakeholder evidence, epidemiological data and a review of the relevant literature.
I-Tree Eco Study Monmouthshire Case Study
i-Tree Eco has been used to understand the composition and structure of Monmouthshire’s urban forest and the benefits it provides. This analysis can be used as a baseline to make informed decisions to better manage and maintain the urban forest, both for the present and future climates.
Resilient Ecological Networks in Gwent
The Gwent Green Grid Partnership (GGGP) in collaboration with Natural Resources Wales (NRW) and a wide range of local partners and stakeholders, is designing and developing Resilient Ecological Networks (RENs) across Gwent.
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