In this section:
- Press releases
- Eagle Eye on the Environment
- Blog
- Hello and welcome
- 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
- At home with nature
- Engaging farmers in the vital challenge of reversing the soil crisis
- Game changer?
- Ivory ban challenge, dismissed for a second time
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- Setting the right targets can help to save the planet
- Thanks for the rejection - no, really!
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- The-Big-Climate-Fightback
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- Requiem for a dolphin
- the-knowledge-attitudes-and-practices-challenge-for-water-efficiency
- 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?
- Where-is-the-England-Peat-Strategy?
- Poisoning-the-Environment-to-Make-Ourselves-Ill?
- hope-for-our-farming-future
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- Will Biodiversity Net Gain improve English biodiversity? Results from the first evaluation of Net Gain, and what's next
- How the next Mayor of London can clear the air on pollution
- Ending dolphin, porpoise and whale deaths in UK fishing gear
- emergency-tree-fund
- 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 Spending Review leaves a lot to be desired for nature and the economy
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