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£47 million new government funding to protect and improve peat will reduce carbon emissions, support nature recovery and boost rural economy
New rules will ensure everyday products sold in the UK including coffee and cocoa do not contribute to illegal deforestation around the world
Rare butterflies, birds, and wildflowers benefit from 1,200 acres of new, species-rich grassland, equivalent to around 680 football pitches
The best locations for 300 hectares of new woodland identified. Hedgerow restoration supports rare species like hazel dormice, turtle doves and barn owls
Research shows that acting now to reduce nutrient pollution entering Lake Windermere can help protect its water quality from the effects of climate change
Incidents off Kent coastline and inland – company released sewage into water weeks after getting record £90 million fine for almost 7,000 illegal discharges
UK first for Sussex nature reserve – member of public stumbles on rare find.
Seven Sisters is one of the country’s most treasured landscapes
Perenco UK Ltd has been made to spend £6.1m putting right the damage done, in a package which includes big payouts to impacted parties and local good causes
Natural England has approved the release of beavers at two projects in South West England.
Secretary of State for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs Emma Reynolds spoke at IBPES-12 on Tuesday 3 February
A letter from Natural England to Defra’s Secretary of State, providing notification of the preparation of Environmental Delivery Plans under the Planning and Infrastructure Act.
• For first time UK government and all our Overseas Territories unite behind a joint ambitious and actionable biodiversity strategy
UK accelerates global leadership on nature at COP30
One of the largest river restoration projects in the UK - in the Breamish Valley, Northumberland - is complete.
Multi-agency conference held to drive forward the recovery of the River Dee, from source to sea.
• The plan will drive nature recovery across landscapes and support economic growth, house building and infrastructure development
New funding for local projects across 12 UK Overseas Territories and 36 developing countries over the next five years
The programme used new technology to give unprecedented insight into how we can manage landscapes
Ban on burning heather and grass on deep peat extended to improve air quality for local communities, reduce flood risk and protect wildlife.
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