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.
Over the weekend there was positive coverage on the Government’s announcement of a call for evidence on compulsory cat microchipping and extra funding for the Darwin Initiative to support endangered species.
In today's blog we look at the Environment Agency's announcement that it has set itself the aim to become a net zero organisation by 2030.
We look at last night’s BBC 1 One Show which carried a segment on drought, chalk streams and the impact of a changing climate on our water resources.
Government response to suggestions that fish exports to the EU grinding to a halt within 48hrs after Brexit.
In today's blog, we look at coverage of chalk streams in the Mail on Sunday.
Today we're looking at coverage in the Telegraph of the first High-Level Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT) being held in Lima, Peru.
Today we're looking at widespread media of the flooding caused by torrential rain which has been affecting all parts of the UK this week.
The Duke of Sussex has been in Malawi to see rangers and the British Army training to tackle the Illegal Wildlife Trade.
Following an Environment Agency investigation, a court has ordered Biffa to pay £599,912 for breaching export regulations.