Published on: 29 June 2021
Legal theorist Alex May invites campaigners to think big about legal change, and how it could enable nature to protect itself.
Read More...Published on: 24 June 2021
Anita Konrad, Chief Executive of Campaign for National Parks
Read More...Published on: 22 June 2021
Ensuring that we have a planning system which integrates climate and environment objectives will be crucial to meeting the UK’s ambitions on these issues, says Signe Norberg, Head of Public Affairs and Communications at the Aldersgate Group.
Read More...Published on: 18 June 2021
Responding to the announcement that the Government will pilot Highly Protected Marine Areas, Gareth Cunningham, Co-Chair of the Link Marine Group, explains why this is an important development for marine policy and how they can be successfully delivered to best protect the marine environment
Read More...Published on: 17 June 2021
David Smith, Social Change and Advocacy Officer at Buglife explains how excessive Artificial Lighting At Night (ALAN) is contributing to the nature crisis, and how ALAN needs to change to protect nature's night shift.
Read More...Published on: 16 June 2021
Dr Francesca Bevan (Marine Conservation Society) & Dr Julie Schneider (CHEM Trust) discuss what we know-and what we don't- about the damage chemical pollution is doing to UK marine & freshwater wildlife, with a look ahead to the UK Chemicals Strategy
Read More...Published on: 9 June 2021
Richard Benwell, CEO at Wildlife and Countryside Link, responds to Government's new Environment Bill amendment, explaining why this falls far short of the promised "net zero for nature" and how a simple change could make a world of difference.
Read More...Published on: 9 June 2021
Andy Lester, Head of Conservation at A Rocha UK, writes on the hope that needs to lie behind our words and action for nature, and what this means for the UK conservation movement.
Read More...Published on: 8 June 2021
For the launch of Rewilding Britain's campaign for Wilder National Parks today, Guy Shrubsole explains what's needed for our national parks to be wilder so that they can lead the way in turning the page on nature-depleted Britain.
Read More...Published on: 8 June 2021
On World Ocean Day, Surfers Against Sewage CEO Hugo Tagholm explains why ocean recovery must be at the heart of human recovery, in a message for global leaders ahead of this week’s G7 summit in Cornwall, the home of Surfers Against Sewage
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