Published on: 11 November 2021
Nida Al-Fulaij, Conservation Research Manager at PTES, shares why we must be wise and take a precautionary approach in the quinquennial review, giving protection to species that are vulnerable to extinction now.
Read More...Published on: 11 November 2021
On Cities, Regions & Built Environment Day at COP26, Kate Conto, Senior Policy and Advocacy Officer at the Ramblers, explains why walking can help the UK meet its climate goals.
Read More...Published on: 9 November 2021
Samuel Wrobel, Policy Officer for Offshore Wind at RSPB, writes that offshore wind will play a crucial role in the UK’s efforts to reach net zero, however installing this technology at the scale and pace needed to decarbonise our energy systems while protecting nature is no easy task.
Read More...Published on: 9 November 2021
Honor Eldridge, Policy Lead at Plantlife International, discusses why species-rich grasslands are an overlooked solution to climate change, and why the new Environmental Land Management Scheme should reward farmers and land managers for the restoration and sustainable management of species-rich grasslands.
Read More...Published on: 8 November 2021
Prof Tine Van Bortel, Professor of Global Health & Wellbeing at the University of Cambridge, writes about why we should take action to build a society that promotes equal access and sustained engagement with biodiverse spaces and nature, for the benefit of nature and people.
Read More...Published on: 5 November 2021
Dr James Robinson, Director of Conservation at Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) explains why we need our political leaders to commit to creating, restoring and protecting our wetlands as part of COP26 climate action.
Read More...Published on: 5 November 2021
Ed Goodall, Green Whale Project manager at Whale and Dolphin Conservation, writes from COP26 on the pivotal role ocean recovery can play in tackling the climate crisis.
Read More...Published on: 4 November 2021
Christine Colvin, Director for Partnerships and Communications at The Rivers Trust, shares thoughts on the newly published Storm Overflows Taskforce evidence project report and lifts the lid on the true costings involved in tackling raw sewage discharges from storm overflows.
Read More...Published on: 4 November 2021
Now that the Local Nature Recovery Strategy consultation has closed, Bruce Winney, Policy Officer at Wildlife and Countryside Link, considers what’s required to make sure it is a success.
Read More...Published on: 3 November 2021
Jazz Austin, Policy Officer at the RSPB and part of Link's Blueprint for Water Group, discusses why our freshwater and coastal habitats need greater recognition as part of the solution to the twin climate and nature crises.
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