Items Tagged 'Environment'

• A Welcome in our Green Spaces
• Conservation - an accessible industry?
• The European Green Deal
• Nature recovery: a key solution for our climate and biodiversity emergencies
• Reconnecting with nature key for sustainability
• Agriculture Bill to boost environment and food production
• Natural capital tool launched to help protect the environment
• Major shift in UK land use needed to deliver Net Zero emissions
• Change how we use land, says new climate change report: our response
• Environmental bodies set joint vision to tackle climate change
• Oxford-Cambridge rail scheme’s “net gain” commitment shows HS2 failing nature
• Entries open for the 'Oscars of the waterways'
• Trust welcomes new Environment Strategy for Scotland
• Earth Hour 2020 Emphasizes the Power of a Collective Pause
• Climate change could cause sudden biodiversity losses worldwide
• Huge nature, well-being and climate cost of coronavirus
• Unsustainable soil erosion in parts of UK
• COVID-19 can be an historic turning point in tackling the global climate crisis
• Response: Annual climate change report welcomed by CLA
• Value of UNESCO status highlighted in report
• Garfield Weston Foundation’s ‘Prioritising Our Planet’ Report Launches
• NRW report sets out pathway to a sustainable future for Wales
• Budget shows ‘no ambition’ for countryside, says leading rural group
• Spending Review ‘shockingly bad’
• World-leading Environment Act becomes law
• Long-awaited Environment Act passed
• Nature recovery for Thames, but river at high risk from sewage and climate change, report finds
• The Crown Estate invests over £12million in new research to help protect the UK marine environment
• Conserving Scotland’s marine environment
• Important Orkney waters finally granted protection
• Lack of focus risks felling Government tree planting plans
• Marwell’s 50th anniversary!
• ‘The answers are at our fingertips’: Charities call on MPs for urgent scaling up of climate solutions
• Derbyshire’s young ‘Green Influencers’ awarded £15,000 to launch their own environmental action projects
• NEW REPORT: Supporting community action will help us level up and tackle the climate and nature emergencies – here’s how
• Government reiterates commitment to environmental protections
• Government’s new Environment Act targets defy public opinion on polluted rivers and wildlife recovery
• The Future Of Food And Farming
• Natural England unveils new Green Infrastructure Framework
• Lynx and wolf reintroductions to England could be put on hold
• £1million to create new jobs in natural heritage – applications open soon
• New scheme to inspire schools to help the nation’s bumblebees
• Global voices for learning and play outdoors
• Navigating private finance for nature-based projects
• Environmental experts urge the Scottish Government to ‘be bold’ as it prepares to incorporate the right to a healthy environment into Scots Law
• ‘Polluters must pay’ says Environment Secretary, as unlimited penalties unveiled
• Nature charities call on political leaders to increase ambition on environment
• EFRA Committee launches inquiry into education and career opportunities in land-based sectors
• How to Be a Good Environmental Fundraiser
• New Value of Plants Report sets out the role of UK environmental horticulture in growing a greener future
• UN’s highest environmental honour celebrates innovative solutions to beat plastic pollution
• Brits do not feel prepared for climate change, warn councils
• A radical rethink on flood protection needed - WWT report
• Iford is a Biodiversity Net Gain pioneer
• Newly-released figures from Defra reveal huge scale of an issue blighting rural communities in England
• On Track for The Future After Thirty Years of Supporting Nature
• The Aldersgate Group publishes its Programme for Government: Catalysing Investment in Climate and Nature
• NEW REPORT: Zero In: Accelerating Climate Action
• Wildlife and climate campaigners unite in what could be the biggest ever march for nature
• Access to gardens and citizen science helps encourage conservation among children, study shows
• Campaign calls for new law to protect environment
• £6m for 19 innovation projects to monitor environmental change
• We're calling on wildlife-friendly farmers, landowners and tenants to help us grow vanishing species of wildflowers
• Kent Wildlife Trust’s response to announcement around the Lower Thames Crossing
• Businesses should be required to report on their nature risks, says new report
• New indicator released to monitor UK's threatened environment
• ‘Grave concern’ at Natural Resources Wales plan to reduce responses to pollution incidents
• UK Youth for Nature
• Communities hold the key to tackling plastic pollution, say researchers
• NERC unveils ambitious 10-year vision as it celebrates 60 years
• New legislation will play ‘crucial role’ in protecting Wales’ natural environment
• Government's new law sees unfair bonuses banned for six water companies with immediate effect
• Environment Secretary leads a new push with business to restore nature
• Beyond Biodiversity: Why Careers Talks Are Vital for the Future of the Environmental Sector
• Huge impacts of UK pig and poultry farming revealed for first time
• Drought status declared for north Wales
• Why Native British Breeds Belong on Your Plate in a Warming World
• House of Lords Supports Key Amendment to the Planning and Infrastructure Bill
• Fair Policy for Rural Workers: Unlocking the Countryside’s Potential
• NRW delivering stronger regulation in face of climate, nature and pollution emergencies
• A greener and more prosperous future with new Environmental Improvement Plan
• The Wildlife Trusts respond to UK Government's new Environmental Improvement Plan
• New Initiative launched in Mid-Ulster to Unite People with Nature
• Environmental regulation reform requires strategic approach
• Actions now will determine whether key 2030 environmental targets are met, says OEP report on EIP progress
• Responses to Government Watchdog's report on environmental improvement progress