English countryside There is coverage today on FarmingUK, The Pig Site, and the Belfast Newsletter of the introduction of the Direct Payments to Farmers (Legislative Continuity) (DPLC) Bill to Parliament...
Tristan albatross Diomedea dabbenena, young chick in nest, Gough Island World Heritage Site, South Atlantic, March. Credit: RSPB Today there is positive coverage in the Telegraph about an upcoming project...
...have been out on site, urgently investigating the cause of this incident and have successfully identified the source. We are continuing our hard work to restore oxygen levels in order...
...the creation of green corridors, planting more trees, or forming local nature spaces. Green improvements on site would be encouraged, but in the rare circumstances where they are not possible,...
On Tuesday 9 July, Chair of Natural England Tony Juniper visited Bolton Fell Moss Site of Special Scientific Interest to officially declare a new National Nature Reserve in Cumbria –...
...and help make the species population more resilient and healthy. Yesterday, Chair of Natural England Tony Juniper visited the development site and some of the 68 ponds created and restored...
...operating 3 ultra-high volume pumps to help move water away from homes and the EA has an incident command vehicle on site helping to coordinate the emergency response. As always,...
...Site of the NAO audit report on Defra’s Future Farming and Countryside Programme, which set out why the government should approach its roll-out of the future farming policy carefully to...
...built as memorials to those who lost their lives in the First World War. The new scheme, which will help around 100 community building projects to get on site and...
...and the Basildon Yellow Advertiser of the decision by the Natural England Board to confirm a network of sites at Langdon Ridge as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. Around...