Published on: 27 September 2021
National Inclusion Week 2021 takes place from Monday 27th September - Sunday 3rd October. Catriona Corfield, Head of Diversity & Inclusion at Woodland Trust, explores what inclusion is, and why it is vital.
Read More...Published on: 24 September 2021
Isabel Bishop, Freshwater Research Lead at Earthwatch Europe, discusses the importance of citizen science not only for collecting data, but for raising awareness of and engagement with our blue spaces.
Read More...Published on: 22 September 2021
Georgina Chandler and Fiona Dobson, from the Global Policy Team at the RSPB, assess the UK Government’s progress in putting words into action for nature, one year on from the launch of the Leaders Pledge for Nature.
Read More...Published on: 21 September 2021
Alice Groom, Senior Policy Officer (Food and Farming) for RSPB and Barnaby Coupe, Land Use Policy Manager for The Wildlife Trusts reflect on the National Audit Office’s latest report on the new Environmental land Management Scheme
Read More...Published on: 20 September 2021
Ahead of Autumn Equinox on Wednesday, actor, singer & environmentalist Martin Nelson writes on the significance of the moment for nature and climate campaigners.
Read More...Published on: 16 September 2021
Matt Browne, Advocacy Lead at Wildlife and Countryside Link, writes on an opportune moment for rethinking planning reform.
Read More...Published on: 14 September 2021
Mathew White, Senior Scientist at the University of Vienna, shares why protecting and enhancing our blue spaces is not only critical for nature, but for our own long-term health and mental well-being.
Read More...Published on: 13 September 2021
Caroline Lucas MP and Richard Benwell write on the need for economic change to address the climate and ecological emergency.
Read More...Published on: 13 September 2021
The state of waterways in the UK are at an all-time low. Amy Slack, Head of Campaigns and Policy at Surfers Against Sewage, and Charles Watson, Chairman and Founder of River Action UK, set out the action we need drive down pollution & halt this decline.
Read More...Published on: 10 September 2021
Our freshwater biodiversity is in dire trouble. Stewart Clarke of National Trust, Jeremy Biggs of Freshwater Habitats Trust and Carl Sayer of UCL discuss why, and share the action required to ensure our freshwaters are flourishing, not failing.
Read More...
Latest Blog Posts