Blueprint for PR24 – Achieving Environmental Ambitions

Will you help to #SaveOurWaters?

Saving our waters shouldn't be a dream

4 reasons why I have fallen in love with rivers

Natural drainage: a whole lot more than drains

Confusion reigns over water quality figures

EU rules reveal English rivers run dirty and dry

Saving Water through WaterSocial

Water experts urge Lords to fight for flood resilient homes in affordable houses debate

Water management that manages both flooding and drought

Soil is as important as air and water

What the EU referendum means for water

Discover Water – an online dashboard for household customers

Wet wipes turn nasty when you flush them

The National Flood Resilience Review - does it live up to its name?

Invaders, water quality and large scale water transfers

21st Century Drainage Programme - Protecting health, supporting communities, securing the environment now and for the future

Changing the status quo – will it reduce flood risk?

Ensuring water companies deliver for nature

New website for customers to see how their water companies are performing

The Government responds to the EFRA Committee’s Flood Report

Natural Flood Management

SuDS and Sovereignty: Parliament pushes back on impermeable paving!

Bringing farmland ponds to the fore in agri-environment schemes

The importance of our Natural Infrastructure

Taking Action to Save Water

Sustainable Shores – Are we doing enough to address habitat loss at our coast?

Water resilient cities and schools

Environmental Priorities for Future Water Company Investment

Unique Opportunity to Tackle Deepseated Failures in Water Management

What has water efficiency ever done for us - and what could it do…?

More than just a meter

Making the case for catchment management

Protecting water through catchment management

Resilient Water – How to Manage Our Precious Water Resources

Ground breaking multi-sector approach to long term water resource planning

Pollution - The biggest problem facing our freshwater environment

Preventing Pollution – progress towards a better environment

We need to protect the environment for future generations

Where have the rivers gone?

Hell or High Water – Tackling flooding and drought together with nature

#binit4beaches to keep our bathing waters clean

Microplastics research finds more than half of those released remain on land

Making a Great 25 Year Plan for the Environment

If you can’t measure it, how can you manage it?

Welcome New Farming Rules for Water

PR19 – what’s in it for the environment?

Christmas reflections, passions and hope for 2018

Solving the surface water problem naturally

Greater effort needed to restore our valuable coastal habitats

Putting housing over heritage threatens rural democracy and wildlife

British public want strong laws to protect the ocean after Brexit

Turtles in a tangle

Taking our future into our own hands

The forgotten sector

It's time to make our National Parks wilder

At home with nature

Water neutral development - passing fad or here to stay?

Engaging farmers in the vital challenge of reversing the soil crisis

Game changer?

Ivory ban challenge, dismissed for a second time

Time to Fix the Broken Water Sector

Duplicate of Moving to the 'Five Domains' model for assessing animal welfare

Something momentous is happening. Is this the ‘Green Spring’?

Save Water, Save Wildlife

Government publishes (half) a draft Environment Bill

Newts and Project Speed

Riskier Business

Restoring nature locally can help combat climate change

Beat the blues with blue spaces

Protecting our waters could bring our threatened animals back from the brink

Prioritising UK Wildlife Crime

The next chapter in the story of species decline

INNSpiring change in biosecurity

Filling the gaps to protect our sealife

Connecting the dots between land and sea

High temperatures and high demand lead to environment lows for our rivers

Marine Protected Areas for now, the future and beyond.

A whale too far for Icelandic whaling

The customer's voice as a tool to protect the environment

Change is on the horizon for National Parks

Wildlife crime policing strategy a big step forward

Celebrating our seas in National Marine Week

We need more than beach cleans to stem the plastic tide

Time to stop cheating cheetahs

Will Government take the chance to deliver on its promises for the environment?

No Drifting Back – Joint-working on Water is Key to Build on Environmental Achievements

Turning water innovation into everyday environmental benefit

Whaling without purpose: The unjustifiable commercial pursuit of peaceful ocean giants

It’s time to act now or never for British wildlife. Caring is not enough.

Judicial review – a blunt tool for badger protection

Collaboration across water planning, policy and practice

The International Whaling Commission: Conservation in the 21st Century

The case for controlled Aboriginal Subsistence Whaling

Making the future of UK fisheries bycatch-free

Our global oceans, our global responsibility

Why the flow of open and shared data is vital in protecting our waters

Trailblazing initiatives needed to make the waters fine for the environment and customers

Clean Water - the vital ingredient

Why should Labour care about food, farming and the countryside?

PCBs: An invisible, but whale sized problem

Eyes to the skies for the RSPB’s Big Garden Birdwatch - 26-28 January 2019

A drop in the ocean

Keeping a flash of blue a treasured sight on our riverbanks

Suffering salmon: A temperature-gauge for our worryingly low water-flow

Wanted: the Orange-spotted emerald - stolen from future generations

Better implementation and enforcement of nature laws needed

Britain’s Best Walking Neighbourhood 2019

Clear Access, Clear Waters

A Zero Carbon Countryside

Celebrating National Tree Week: The UK’s largest festival of trees

Let’s beat wildlife crime

Animals feel suffering, pain and joy too – animal sentience in law

Protecting and regenerating soil - the fragile skin of the earth

The Government’s Resources and Waste Strategy – everything you need to know

Ditching plastic? Don’t just paper over the cracks…

One year on, is the Government delivering on the 25 Year Environment Plan?

Philip Hammond must get drastic on plastic in the autumn budget

Customers Count... when it comes to environmental investment

Making healthy waters become ‘business as usual’

Japan just asked the world a big question

National Parks Minister: people power is making a difference to the National Parks

Ambition on Natural Capital recognised by Environmental Groups

Target 100, Southern Water’s new approach to managing demand and protecting the environment

Watchdogs straining at the leash for a #BetterDealForAnimals

The plight of wildbirds is a warning call for us all

A new era for our national landscapes

Deal or No Deal – whatever the outcome, we need a #BetterDealForAnimals

We all need our personal space. So do whales and dolphins. It’s #RudeToIntrude

Clean Waters, from Summit to Sea...

It’s not enough to celebrate National Parks: we must give them a brighter future

Have your say, make packaging polluters pay!

Getting a grip on urban invaders

Michael Gove asks: If not now, when?

Why the royal birth and planetary health check are everyone’s business

Deposit return for a #CleanPlanet

Forest foes: the invaders threatening our wonderful woodlands

Lurking beneath the surface: invasive species in freshwater

Save our Seabirds from Island Invaders

The species invading our seas

Mend Our Mountains

There can be no 'business as normal'

UK Governments must seize opportunity to make fisheries truly sustainable

Marine Protected Areas – more than just lines on a map?

Safeguarding our seafloors

Auditing Defra’s future farming programme: a crucial moment for farming and nature

The largest destruction of a protected species in living memory

The battle of contaminated UK seas has not yet been won

Going the extra mile for monitoring

Future of UK seabirds on a cliff edge

Marine litter: Do something drastic, cut the plastic!

Take action for wildlife on #CleanAirDay

What's really going on with Japan's return to commercial whaling

Farmers and conservationists on the same page about a brighter farming future

Reversing the loss of biodiversity - what does it mean for the countryside?

We need to get tough on tackling bycatch

We must fix our rivers before it's too late

The invisible threat of chemical pollution

Why we should #MakeFoodKinder to help animals and the planet

Shifting the debate from plastics to resources and waste

Brexit and the Precautionary Principle

Why beach cleans are so important

Our designated landscapes can be leaders – we need to ensure it happens

How thriving oceans can help to defend us against climate change

FSC Friday: What’s in a label?

Review the environmental cost of HS2

Queen’s speech: twelve words to watch for

Bovine TB - it’s not all black and white

Our farming future is key to balancing our carbon budget

Commitments we need to hear at the Oxford Farming Conferences

Pervasive pesticides: the cocktail effect

Environment Bill: praise today; raise ambition tomorrow

Brexit deregulatory power-grab tucked into Environment Bill

Government remain unable to report on extent of wildlife crime

Parliamentary debate on massive scale nature restoration to help stop climate breakdown

Treasury must treat invasive species like the ticking time bomb they are

Diversity is vital in our environment and in the debate about its future

Leaky Loos - it’s going down the pan!

A Blue Christmas

Agriculture Bill 2020: Do good things come to those who wait?

Whaling in the time of covid-19

Managing land for butterflies and moths in England

Get out walking this winter

Food choice and change

From packaging to porpoises, how forever chemicals in the food aisle impact our environment

8 steps to woodlands for climate, nature and people

A thriving countryside for all: getting the policies right

Join the search to save thousands of miles of lost historic paths

New report reveals major gaps in environmental protections post-EU Exit for soils and hedgerows

Our right to challenge environmental decisions at risk

The devil’s in the detail for future farming aspirations

The Reforming Regulation Initiative – deregulatory déjà vu?

Our Natural World: are we willing to meet the challenges ahead?

Hope for the planet

The fight for a more natural capital must go on

For wildlifes sake, let's not get back to normal

The sorry state of our water environment

A green recovery: growing back better

We need a tree strategy for England that delivers for carbon, nature and people

What does Covid-19 mean for food, farming and nature?

Why now is the time for a Fur Free Britain

High standards trade – protecting our planet

Brits count down the days until they can get back to the coast

Putting equality, diversity and inclusion at the heart of eNGOs

A World Oceans Day to remember

Setting the new environmental land management scheme in England up for success

Urgent action needed to stop porpoises dying in nets in UK seas

Why we need to change course if we are to restore our waters

A small change, but a big impact for people, animals and the planet

Counting your lucky stars?

On the Conservation of Agro Biodiversity – because cows are part of nature too

Whither Environmental Land Management in England?

Who should pay to restore nature?

A green, reusable and refillable recovery

Call for a National Nature Service

New research shows huge public support for putting nature at the heart of Coronavirus recovery plans

We need to give cigarette butts the boot

Make clean ponds to save freshwater biodiversity

Everyone hates Bovine Tuberculosis

The Time Is Now lobby: A new day for democracy - a new start for nature?

“More haste less Project Speed”: one week for a Green Recovery recovery.

Resilience and Hope

The England Tree Strategy – a new start?

The EU gets tough on dolphin deaths

The first starling - we can all play our part in protecting nature

Planning for nature: can zonal planning deliver the 25 Year Environment Plan?

A National Nature Service

The Environment Bill: Importance of Information

The importance of species’ status data in developing strategies and plans

Using data to conserve species – what we’re learning from ‘newt counting’

Green recovery: a field guide

The importance of setting standards to support Environment Bill delivery

Going for bold!

Meeting biodiversity information needs - linking up local delivery with national monitoring

Democratising the environment - access to information is at its core

To improve water quality, we need high quality environmental data

Our “Climate Change Act moment”: targets for nature

A Nature Premium would help children recover from lockdown and set them up to learn

To create change we need to reach hearts and minds, citizen science is exceptionally well placed to do both

Increase resilience and manage pressures

What does it mean when a whole community of scientists from across the world calls for urgent action on whale, dolphin and porpoise conservation?

Standing at a crossroads for humanity and nature

Shouting the benefits of healthy oceans from the rooftops of Parliament

Water quality: the true story

Why you should be using native ponies for conservation grazing

Invasive species: politics and public opinion

Can we harvest hope this Organic September?

Making '30x30' meaningful

Setting the right targets can help to save the planet

Thanks for the rejection - no, really!

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Requiem for a dolphin

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Speech by Hilary McGrady, Director General of the National Trust, at the launch of Natural England’s Nature Recovery Network Partnership

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The Year of the Ox: Reforming live animal transportation

Ensuring a sustainable future for water

Leaky Loos - a water wasting scandal!

Local Nature Recovery Strategies - an opportunity to turn warm words into meaningful action

We need less talk more action from UK governments on tackling whale and dolphin deaths in fishing gear

Using pigs in conservation grazing

Natural carbon-capturers - the neglected weapon in the climate fight

Healthy Soils, Healthy Food, Healthy People

Rewilding the soil

Grasping the low-hanging fruit: nitrogen reduction in soil

World Soils Day: when is good soil management a public good?

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Will Biodiversity Net Gain improve English biodiversity? Results from the first evaluation of Net Gain, and what's next

Improving health and wellbeing for all Londoners

How the next Mayor of London can clear the air on pollution

Ending dolphin, porpoise and whale deaths in UK fishing gear

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State-of-nature-amendment

Changing minds and money

2021: The year of the hare

Nature is Not a Free Good

Protecting our seabirds, from the seabed up

Natural flood management in future farming schemes – lessons from the Yorkshire Dales

London leadership for climate change action

The Charter for Parks: Championing London’s parks for nature and people

What is Beauty?

#StateofNature: join the fight to stop the destruction of nature by 2030

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Countdown to the COPs

The fight for 'A More Natural Capital' continues

Public money for private gain? Dissonance in Defra’s approaches to forestry and farming

The science, cross-party peers and the Minister agree: heather burning is bad for peat

World Water Day - valuing water for people and nature

The cost of exempting Major Infrastructure Projects from Biodiversity Net Gain

Recognising and rewarding the people protecting our National Parks

Tackling waste, water and light pollution in London

Why ocean recovery is a missing piece of the climate change puzzle

Good green growth in London - developing with nature in mind

Turning the tide on single-use plastic pollution in London

The Countryside Code

'Goodbye Bycatch' campaign – what have we achieved and what’s next?

Every tree matters in London: embracing natural solutions in the fight against climate change

The state of woods and trees

London needs less concrete and more nature

Planning should be at the heart of reaching net zero

Invasion of the Bug and Fly Snatchers

Bovine TB plans are still bad news for badgers

Why we’re launching a marine scorecard for Defra

Ministers must urgently reform our marine planning system this Marine Super Year

Why we’re calling for new ocean and nature targets

The Government must deliver action on new Highly Protected Marine Areas in 2021

Taking Action to Reverse Nature Decline Now Will Offer Good Jobs for a Green Recovery

Blue Carbon solutions to climate change need action in the ‘Marine Super Year’

The fight for 'A More Natural Capital' continues

A renewed social contract with UK farming to help secure a healthy environment for all

Is the Environment Agency doing its job?

Wild Fish: the importance of scientific evidence, as well as cultural and community initiatives, in seeking to save wild salmon

The Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill

Three decades of sediment contamination and the need to address hidden sources for clean and healthy seas

The Animal Welfare (Sentience) Bill: Progress at long last, with further still to go

Nature-Positive Planning and the Mental Health Connection

INNS impacts on the UK's offshore islands

Everyone deserves to live in a flourishing natural world

Government moves to reduce burning on upland peat – a step in the right direction, more steps needed

Does the government’s long-awaited England Peat Action Plan deliver?

Tackling Invasive Non-Native Species

We need to demand more for our marine turtles and their habitats

Invasive Non-Native Species & Horticulture

Biosecurity in action: How effective is hot water pressurised spray to prevent the spread of INNS?

Making 30x30 meaningful: Reflections on the APPG Environment panel on 30x30

Launch of a new national strategy to tackle invasive Floating Pennywort

The three essential features of a State of Nature target

The Environmental Assessment we need

England Trees Action Plan: Welcome measures, but long term vision needed

The Habitats Regulations at Risk

Hope in a time of Anxiety

Lifting Baseline Syndrome: The tide of ocean restoration should now lift us all

A call for a truly ambitious Seabird Conservation Strategy

Species abundance target: what’s in a word?

Chemical pollution, the other driver of the nature crisis

We need to talk about ALAN

When will the government realise that National Parks hold the key to tackling climate change?

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What legal change do we need for Nature to be truly protected?

Securing the full traceability of pets across Europe

Guiding the restoration of our rare wildflower meadows

Towards an effective environmental information infrastructure

Adopting a humane approach to all species: Bug sentience

Demanding more for the water environment

The health, wellbeing and prosperity of nature and people are inextricable

Shaping local food systems to deliver for people and nature

Why we need to rethink burning trees for electricity

Are vital farming reforms in peril?

Celebrating the Autumn Equinox

Time to deliver a Planning Bill that works for people and nature

Nature and the economy: how can we prosper within planetary limits?

One year on from the Leaders Pledge for Nature

What is inclusion?

How can citizen science support Blueprint for Water?

Celebrating National Badger Day during a tough time for badgers

Gene editing for livestock is not the answer, rare breeds are

Power to the People to Revive our Rivers

Weekly volunteering on Skomer Island

Digging deeper during the Agricultural Transition

Protest, Free speech and environmental defenders

A Global Agreement for Nature

How rewilding can help build a Nature-Based Economy

Concerted action is needed on Environmental Rights

It’s-time-to-get-ELM-right

A nature positive UK? Not without new money for nature in this week’s Spending Review

Environmental Land Management is too important to fail, but risks remain

Native trees need to be at the heart of woodland expansion

Ahead of COP26, Boris Johnson has recognised the flaws in our recycling system, now he must rapidly act to tackle the waste crisis

The UK’s marine strategy is inadequate to restore our seas to good health and is in urgent need of reform

Wildlife & Countryside Act: 40 years old today

Our climate needs nature

Hopes and aims for COP26 and beyond

Coastal habitats for climate change adaptation at COP26

Whales, trees and butterflies – how WDC is giving a voice to the ocean at COP26

Build Back Wetter after COP26

Tackling storm overflows - lifting the lid on the true costings

COP26: Beginnings of a green energy revolution for offshore wind

Nature and Mental Wellbeing: The importance of a post-pandemic inclusive green wellbeing recovery

Grasslands for climate

Hope for Britain’s degraded biodiversity?

Walking – a simple solution to a big problem?

People want England’s National Parks and AONBs to be richer in nature

Recycling our land, for the sake of the countryside

A critical time for National Parks – Government action needed

A new report, for the first time, maps and quantifies the English North Sea’s carbon assets

Trees on Farms: increasing agricultural ecosystem services from trees

The King of the Jungle needs our help – why a ban on hunting trophy imports is long overdue

A threat to environmental justice

The Sustainable Farming Incentive offers a low-ambition starting point

Delivering for nature, climate and people: What the Government's response to the Glover Review must include

The upcoming protected landscapes consultation is a huge opportunity for nature recovery

Saving Lake Windermere - My statement on the Lake District water campaign

Public access is a public good…isn’t it?

Emerging Regional Water Resources Plans - Ten Observations from Blueprint for Water

Is the Government's new Joint Fisheries Statement as transformational as we'd hoped for?

The Local Green Space designation, a little-known but powerful tool for people and nature’s wellbeing

A year ago the Government committed to ban destructive fishing in four protected areas, yet with no progress on the water what has caused the delay?

To put nature in recovery, we must overturn the decision to allow bee-killing pesticides

The Nature Recovery Green Paper: A missed opportunity for species recovery

Ask your MP to end badger cull cruelty on 21 March

The campaign to secure legal protection from disturbance for seals

#ShowTheLove for nature this February

From Bonn to Sharm el Sheikh: the road to COP27

The Government has been given a comprehensive plan to tackle wildlife crime – will it implement it?

The road to success for new Highly Protected Marine Areas

Enough is enough – it’s time for a total ban on peat use in horticulture

Government must aim higher on nature targets

Nature Green Paper: What’s the Big Idea, DEFRA?

Let's make our National Parks wilder

Government should go beyond nutrient neutrality

Drawing a line in the sand on nature loss

Whither the revolution? Reviewing the agricultural transition over a year in

Our Big Plastic Count will create evidence the government cannot ignore, showing it's time to cut plastic production

Our rivers need a change of course

To be, or not to be a world leader in fisheries management?

Celebrating National Parks – and ensuring they deliver more for people, nature and climate

To level up access to nature we need to act for people as well as wildlife

Tackling the INNS in our gardens

Environment Act targets for water must go further for nature’s recovery

Levelling up Blue Spaces

The Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill can deliver for nature

The impact of INNS on trees and woodlands

Working in partnership to tackle floating pennywort

Will the new world-leading ivory ban effectively bring an end to the ivory trade in the UK?

Recovering ‘Ratty’ - why we can’t shy away from tackling invasive American mink

Biosecurity for LIFE: protecting seabirds from invasive predators

Further and faster: the best way forward for sustainable farming and food security

Half of Britain’s butterfly species on new Red List

Is there a future for farming under ELMS?

We need political fuel on the fire to halt waste incineration

Greening the Blue – Ocean recovery and blue carbon

Crucial Convention on Biological Diversity meetings come to a close

The Big Butterfly Count 2022

Saving the Whales Again: Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the International Whaling Commission’s global ban on commercial whaling and looking ahead

Five ways to raise our game on diversity and racial justice

UK Government must use the opportunity of the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill to embed the right to a healthy environment in domestic law

River basin management plans – a levelling-up opportunity

We must increase our resilience to drought to protect people and nature from running out of water

Levelling up by restoring vulnerable & damaged floodplains

Levelling up on water efficiency

The case for nutrient negativity

Fix the Fells: Winners of the Park Protector Awards 2022

Chemical Pollution: The Silent Killer of UK Rivers

The UK’s new ‘Bycatch Mitigation Initiative’ is strong on words but light on action

Woodcocks need our help

The Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan: A missed opportunity to truly recover our waterways

Levelling Up National Parks and AONBs

Local Nature Recovery Strategies: We will reap what we sow

When will the UK governments roll out fishing vessel monitoring given the benefits for wildlife, fishers and the consumer?

Let’s wake up and act on water efficiency

The three pillars of success needed for Defra's farming review

Regulation is a public good not a dirty word

Paddlers’ Code will help people enjoy and protect our waterways

As the cost of living crisis hits, the Government must cut the cost of sustainable packaging

A World Richer in Nature: a rallying call for the UK to deliver a decade of action

Nature and business are not at war

The Retained EU Law Bill should be withdrawn

How should DEFRA catch up on its breach of the Environment Act targets duty?

Expanding the freedom to roam

The Governments flagship Highly Protected Marine Area programme is stalling, heres how to get things back on track

The Government must go for gold in defending our Marine Protected Areas

The case for an Environmental Rights Bill

Shaking up the system on toxic chemical cocktails

Meeting the objectives of the Storm Overflow Discharge Reduction Plan is not enough

Energy planning improved but still doesn’t power nature’s recovery

When it comes to tackling the biodiversity crisis, international scientific collaboration is a must

We need a new vision for the road ahead

Natural capital: The view from a small family farm

Green Space Index finds more access to local parks required

How can the Government 'level up' access to nature for everyone?

Where is our water coming from?

“A goal without a plan is just a wish”: How updated Management Plans for protected landscapes can drive nature recovery

Keep Beavering away!

Bringing Rights Home – The Environmental Rights Bill

Lead ammunition ban: Ongoing delay means ongoing harm

Parliamentary Inquiry Exposes Government's Inadequate Protection for Marine Mammals, Identifying Bycatch as the Primary Menace

Our enigmatic seals are poorly protected by UK legislation, we’re supporting MPs’ recommendations to address this

How a mini-wetland revolution could help UK wildlife beat the heat and boost urban biodiversity

Adapting to a changing climate – UK public concerned, but is government paying proper attention?

Toxic tides, troubled whales: the toll of chemical pollution

Wildlife and Countryside Link publishes its first Bioenergy Position Statement

Reusable packaging has huge environmental and financial benefits, so why are businesses lobbying so hard against it?

Making Biodiversity Net Gain a success

The House of Lords is debating whether leopards and elephants should be ‘harvested’ as hunting trophies

Nutrient negativity: the Government is planning to weaken legal protection for rivers

UK lawmakers should extend Online Safety Bill protections to endangered wildlife

Iceland's Decision to Resume Whaling Raises Ethical and Environmental Concerns

Local Nature Recovery Strategies: Sowing the seeds for success

Nature can’t wait. We know the solutions, but our politicians must act now.

Rewilding and mitigation of floods and droughts: how much do we know?

UK’s biggest nature charities publish shared Nature Markets Principles to help build high integrity natural capital markets in the UK

Public access is a public good…isn’t it?

The planning system & nature: What next?

Violation Tracker UK: Tracking the regulation of our waterways

Why farming changes do not tick the box on cross compliance

New Tree Equity Score tool shows the connection between trees and health inequalities

Transitioning to a PFAS-free economy: NGOs propose Action Plan to tackle forever chemicals

Human Rights Day 2023: Time to Recognise a Right to Clean Air for All

More trees please

Where are we heading on sewage pollution?

Restore the Downs! A vision for the ecological restoration of the chalk landscape from Eastbourne to Brighton and beyond.

Ambitions of the GB Non-Native Species Strategy are undermined by lack of clarity on delivery

Make access to nature at school a statutory right

What can we do about the impact of neonicotinoids?

Outdoors For All Manifesto sets out a vision for a natural health service that is free and available for all

Getting Sustainable Solutions for Water and Nature to take flight

Blood tests reveal EU politicians’ exposure to “forever chemicals”, a silent threat to public health

If the UK wants to solve our plastic waste problems, we must limit production

Police and Crime Commissioner elections: Putting wildlife crime in the spotlight

Ultra-Processed Britain: time for a political response

Invasive American Mink and the Plight of Britain’s Water Voles

Game changers in giving nature a voice

The case for reintroducing beavers into the wild in England: The need for an immediate legal pathway

A new focus on small waters would drive fast, cost-effective progress towards our nature recovery goals

Supporting farmers in the agricultural transition: Creating a better future for farming with a pay rise for nature

A Healthy Environment is Vital for Thriving Sport

Action to save our seabirds is needed now more than ever with five new species added to the Red List

The future of farming: the need for joined up support

A fresh start for England’s Environmental Land Management schemes?

The troubling reality lurking below the surface of our Marine Protected Areas

A win for nature: Amending the Crown Estate Bill

How nature in education can benefit teachers and students

Think Global Act Local: The latent power of the LNRSs to deliver global targets

District Level Licensing won’t work for bats, not all species are the same

Turning the tide for nature: Earthwatch’s plans for 2025

The Spending Review leaves a lot to be desired for nature and the economy

Pylon projects – what do they mean for nature?

Rhododendron ponticum: a garden beauty and an ecological disaster

Environmental Improvement Plan - update on our legal case

The Water Industry Price Review: Getting value for billpayers and the environment

Nature-positive pathways for each economic sector to boost nature

Businesses must pay for digital nature data – for equity and for action

Helping wild plants to thrive, now and for future generations

World Animal Day - wildlife and conservation events from around the world

Nature is a long-term investment, but that investment must be made now.

A big opportunity for small freshwaters? Why ponds, streams and small wetlands should be integrated into Local Nature Recovery Strategies

A Right to Clean Rivers Why the Environmental Rights Bill is Key to Saving the UK's Waterways