Environment Bill moves forward
Today we're looking at the Environment Bill passing its Second Reading in the House of Commons yesterday.
Weekly stories
Report into Invasive Non-Native Species calls for army of volunteers
The government responds to the Invasive Non-Native Species report that was published today by the Environmental Audit Committee.
Call for evidence on the welfare of primates as pets and the Fish Fund launch
Today we're looking of coverage of our new call for evidence on the welfare of pet primates and the launch of a new £15.4 million English fishing fund.
Electronic waste tracking funding attracts positive coverage
The Government has announced upwards of £1 million towards solutions for electronic waste tracking
Natural England’s England Coast path features in Lonely Planet’s best places to visit
Today's blog looks at coverage of Natural England’s England Coast path being named in Lonely Planet’s best places to visit guide.
Coverage of the Riverlands project
In today's blog we look at positive coverage of the National Trust led, EA-supported Riverlands project.
Environment Bill coverage focuses on single-use plastics and environmental targets
We look at continued coverage of the Environment Bill following its introduction to Parliament this week.
Appeal for information on missing hen harriers
Police are investigating the disappearances of hen harriers in North Yorkshire and appealing for information
Government introduces ground-breaking Environment Bill
Government introduces landmark Bill to Parliament to tackle the biggest environmental priorities of our time.
Emma Howard Boyd and Tony Juniper visit farm tackling water pollution
Earlier today Environment Agency chair Emma Howard Boyd and Natural England chair Tony Juniper visited a farm in York to see how farmers have been able to improve water quality with the help of our Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) advisers.