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News

• Critical evidence is missing from Sizewell C application say wildlife charities
• Nationally important wildflower grasslands get increased protection
• Horror at destruction of nationally important UK river
• Cotswold Water Park given greater protection by Natural England
• Wildlife haven protected as theme park threat looms
• Blaze of purple in Cornwall shows G7 greener future for UK farming
• UK failing to protect land for nature
• Swanscombe saved – for now. But campaigners stress the fight is not over.
• Rare wildlife in Landford receives a boost thanks to National Grid
• Call for protection for important wildlife haven
• One of the largest areas of lowland heath in the country set to receive national protection
• We urgently need to protect England’s nature
• “Government has no credible plan” – reaction to report on progress towards goal of protecting 30% of England for nature
• Welcome to National Landscapes
• Over 50% of Scots worry about climate change every day
• New funding to boost nature recovery in the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park
• Wildlife charities applaud Government rejection of Tipner West plans
• Campaign to save Coul Links calls on everyone to defend this special place for wildlife and help ensure it remains protected from damaging development
• Three years on - a renewed call to protect a wildlife haven
• ‘Golden opportunity to drive nature’s recovery being missed’ says OEP report on protected sites
• Government must give more funding to Natural England to monitor protected wildlife sites, say The Wildlife Trusts
• Mountain habitats improving after deer management efforts
• Anger as potential Site of Special Scientific Interest sand dunes are destroyed

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