Avian Influenza in US cattle
Avian Influenza in US cattle
In today’s blog we look at media coverage of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cattle in the United States.
In today’s blog we look at media coverage of highly pathogenic avian influenza in dairy cattle in the United States.
Drowning in Plastic Last night the BBC shone a spotlight on the threats facing our oceans through its programme ‘Drowning in Plastic’. Presented by marine biologist Liz Bonn, it looked at the devastating impact plastic pollution is having on marine …
The Environment Secretary has announced a new pilot scheme to help tackle food waste and Natural England Wildlife targets.
British troops help to recuse baby elephant in Malawi and the Environment Secretary’s statement on the Natasha Ednan-Laperouse inquest,
Coverage of the Natural England consultation on Sussex stretch of the England Coast Path and an interview with Minister Eustice in Farmers Weekly.
National Refill Day and our rebuttal of the Guardian's article on Antimicrobial resistance.
The Environment Secretary has been interviewed by LadBible as part of the countdown to the Illegal Wildlife Trade conference in October.
Coverage of a new flexibility from the EU Commission to help farmers increase the amount of feed they can grow for their livestock after the recent dry weather.
Government calls for greater ocean protection Today we announced that the government is calling for a third of the world’s oceans to be protected by 2030, trebling internationally-agreed targets for protected areas . The story has been picked up by …
Environment Secretary talks plastic plant pots on Gardeners’ World Environment Secretary Michael Gove appeared on BBC2’s Gardeners’ World on Friday (21 September) as part of a piece on plastic plant pots and how easy they are to recycle. Presenter Arit …
The Sunday Times has reported there is a risk of bovine TB spreading to other animals including domestic cats and zoo animals, however the journalist failed to carry the briefing we provided that the risk is small. We were clear …