...fragmentation is a key conservation challenge, and a key element of this designation is that it looks at how species use the landscape as a whole. The SSSI will ensure...
...this year. The Bill moves us to an exciting future for farming, ensuring farmers are properly rewarded for the ‘public goods’ they produce – such as cleaner air and water...
...wisely is carried in coverage. At the meeting, Sir James Bevan met with government departments, the Met Office, National Farmers Union (NFU) and water company CEOs to agree the action...
...said: There is no place in this country for animal cruelty. That is why I want to make sure that those who abuse animals are met with the full force...
...This means that Bolton Fell Moss is on track to develop important peat and peat-forming vegetation, and therefore become an active carbon sink. Soon the local community will be able...
First conviction under Finn’s Law to protect service animals Today there has been widespread national media coverage on the first conviction under the Animal Welfare (Service Animals) Act. This is...
...their old diesel cars and vans and replace them with cleaner ones or switch to car clubs or public transport. The UK government is committed to tackling air pollution, and...
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...
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...
...the government to ensure our protected sites are restored and enhanced. Currently around 94% of Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs) by area are in favourable or recovering condition, compared...