There is positive regional coverage this morning (8 January) including in BBC News online and Blackpool Gazette of Natural England’s plans to improve public access to the Cumbria and Lancashire...
...Government is committed to ban all wild animals in circuses by January 2020.Licence: Creative Commons Attribution Getty Images From today (Monday 20 January) it is illegal to use wild animals...
...site will be transformed to an idyllic aquatic haven for wildlife. Further information on the project is available on its website, which is linked here. Natural England has a statutory...
...reduce the risk of flooding to the community. This is a flagship Environment Agency investment and ensures that the town will have improved defences in place for decades to come....
...them to do so. This publication – known as the Strategic Policy Statement - strongly influences investment decisions and is one of Government’s key tools in driving action from water...
...sector appears to be increasing. These gangs are often involved in large-scale dumping. Environment Secretary Michael Gove commissioned an independent review into organised crime in the waste sector, which was...
...produce ‘public goods’, including improved soil health and public access to the countryside. You can read it in full on their website or on page 14-15 in this week’s magazine....
...meaningful income stream from delivering environmental benefits. We do not underestimate the scale of the task in implementing the new ELM scheme, which is why we are developing it within...
...and China, and comes more than 20 years after the Chinese government imposed a ban on UK imports of beef in 1996. Farming Minister Robert Goodwill said: “This is a...
...as the Dartford warbler and the Nightjar. Laws to protect internationally important wildlife areas include the need to avoid damage arising from the disturbance of wildlife. This can be caused...