Trophy hunting coverage in the Times
In today's blog we look at coverage on the issue of trophy hunting, specifically claiming South African safari operators which allow the hunting and shooting of captive-bred lions are targeting UK tourists.
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Environment Minister visits Royal Norfolk Show
This evening's blog looks at Minister Coffey's trip today to the Norfolk Show.
Henry Dimbleby appointed to lead food review and the Telegraph launches ‘Zero Waste’ campaign
Today's blog looks at the new food review being led by Henry Dimbleby and the new 'zero waste' campaign by the Telegraph
Animal sentencing bill introduced to the Commons and District Level Licensing in Kent
In today's blog we look at a new animal sentencing bill that means animal abusers could face up to five years in prison, and the first development to be granted Natural England's great crested newt District Licence.
Government action on air pollution and waste giant Biffa guilty of sending nappies to China
Today's blog looks at improvement to air quality in the UK and the recent prosecution of waste giant Biffa.
‘Natasha’s Law’ to protect allergy sufferers
Today's blog takes a closer look at 'Natasha's Law' which will require food businesses to include full ingredients labelling on pre-packaged foods directly for sale.
Tree Champion calls for increased tree planting in Yorkshire
A look into the first interview with the government’s recently reappointed Tree Champion, Sir William Worsley.
Which? study on how easy it is to recycle supermarkets’ packaging
A look into the Which? study which has found that only half of supermarket packaging can be easily recycled.
African swine fever vaccine development
A look into yesterday's announcement by Pirbright Institute on their identification of African swine fever proteins for a potential vaccine development.
The Independent on protected areas post-Brexit
This government has been clear that it will deliver a Green Brexit.