Minister Goldsmith celebrates African Park rangers working together to tackle poaching
The Duke of Sussex has been in Malawi to see rangers and the British Army training to tackle the Illegal Wildlife Trade.
Report into breeding bird populations and climate change
A report from Natural England and the British Trust for Ornithology has looked at bird populations over the past 50 years.
Egg-saving project gives a boost to endangered curlew
Today we're looking at coverage on Gloucestershire Live of a Natural England-supported initiative to rescue curlew eggs from RAF airbases.
Bird numbers on Lundy and Wine Week kicks off
Today we're looking at coverage of a large increase in seabird populations on the island of Lundy and the news that Wine Week has begun with a big success for UK wine making.
Government to mandate 'biodiversity net gain'
Government to mandate ‘biodiversity net gain’, confirming that new developments must deliver an overall increase in biodiversity.
Environment Secretary launches Year of Green Action
In today's blog, the Environment Secretary Michael Gove launches Year of Green Action at London Zoo.
Environment Secretary visits primary school: cutting plastic waste
On today's blog we're looking the Environment Secretary speaking to pupils at Westminster Under School in this morning’s assembly about government’s commitment and action to fight plastic waste.
Poole Harbour protections strengthened
On today's blog we're looking at media coverage of an important expansion of Poole Harbour’s Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) designation.
Introducing the Ivory Act, and coverage on the EU and single-use plastics
Introducing the Ivory Act and coverage on the EU and single-use plastics.
Environment Secretary announces new scheme to reduce food waste and Natural England Wildlife targets
The Environment Secretary has announced a new pilot scheme to help tackle food waste and Natural England Wildlife targets.