The State of Nature Report highlights the importance of supporting biodiversity in the UK
Today we are looking at media coverage of the State of Nature Report 2023
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Encouraging population growth for hen harriers as 141 chicks recorded in 2023
Today we are looking at media coverage of Natural England’s announcement on hen harrier breeding figures for 2023.
Asian hornets identified in Dover
Today we are looking at media coverage on our announcement regarding confirmed sightings of Asian hornets in Dover
The Environmental Improvement Plan: 40 Achievements Driving Sustainable Progress
Today, we look at key actions the government has taken to deliver on vital environmental objectives.
Coverage of the launch of six new Nature Recovery Projects
Today, we look at coverage following the launch of six new Nature Recovery Projects by Natural England and the government.
Coverage of the third National Adaptation Programme launch
Today, we look at coverage following the launch of the third National Adaptation Programme which sets out a five-year plan to boost resilience to climate change.
Coverage of the Kept Animals Bill opposition debate
There has been widespread coverage in the I News, Daily Express, BBC News, Sky News, the Guardian and in the Sun reporting on yesterday’s opposition debate which the Kept Animals Bill.
Coverage on Hunting Trophies Bill
There has been coverage in The Times today on the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill.
We are supporting the Hunting Trophies (Import Prohibition) Bill, which will deliver our commitment to ban the import of hunting trophies from endangered animals. This comprehensive ban will cover all species considered to be at risk from the international trade, including elephants, giraffes, rhinos, big cats, bears, primates and hippos.
Tree planting grows in England
Today we are looking at the latest government tree planting statistics published by the Forestry Commission.
Coverage on dangerous dogs
There has been continued coverage on dangerous dogs, including in The Mirror as part of their Time for Action on Dangerous Dogs campaign. The campaign calls for a ‘Jack Lis Law’, named in honour of the 10-year-old tragically killed by a dog.