England’s largest ever seagrass restoration project reaches a new milestone

On Saturday (26th March 2022), Natural England announced that England’s largest ever seagrass restoration project reached a new milestone.
On Saturday (26th March 2022), Natural England announced that England’s largest ever seagrass restoration project reached a new milestone.
The UK government announced a £75 million investment to modernise the UK fishing industry and level up coastal communities.
Today the UK Government has published a joint position statement which sets out preference for low noise alternatives to clear unexploded ordnance.
Today we are looking at media coverage of the investigation into crab deaths on the Teesside coast.
In today's blog we look at inaccurate coverage of Natural England’s gull licence being trialled in Bath and Worcester.
In today’s blog, we look at reaching an agreement on catch levels for 2021 with the EU.
In today's blog we look at the government's marine commitments as the UK advances its role as a global leader in marine protection.
In today's blog we look at media coverage of an agreement being reached on fisheries arrangements for 2021.
The Environment Secretary George Eustice today met Joanna Lumley to discuss ways in which they can work together to reduce the impact that clearing unexploded bombs can have on marine mammals. Joanna Lumley is a supporter of the StopSeaBlasts campaign …
The UK government is committed to protecting the marine environment, domestically and internationally. This ambition for healthy seas is set out in our 25 year Environment Plan.