5. What opportunities are there for NANN to help grow the green economy and deliver economic growth in North Ayrshire?
- Could the NANN be a tourist attraction, with people spending their leisure time exploring and enjoying nature across North Ayrshire?
- Would this encourage people to spend more time and money at local businesses across North Ayrshire?
butterfly identification walks
support tourism, could do a lot more to help
local farms with petting area for kids, give bit of their ground and time to local schools, community gardens and projects -return an area to green, great for peoples mental health
tourism, e.g. clock at kilmarnock not there
so much green around irvine, really appealing, built irvine sympathetically to nature
incentive for sustainable buisnesses
more events, more public engagement
if a community garden selling produce
yes if the towns were more inviting people would feel safe exploring areas even for us we hadn't realised Kilwinning had an abbey if we hadnt come to the wee flower show as the town looks run down.
too much houses taking up greenspaces between stewarton and dunlop.foxes have nowhere to go at greenbelt