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State of Nature
The Prime Minister has called on world leaders to turn around nature’s decline by 2030. But there’s no commitment in law to do the same here at home. The Environment Bill is the last chance to set this right.
Secretary of State for the Environment visits Nature Friendly School
Secretary of State for the Environment visits Nature Friendly School
How nature can help tackle climate change
Nature-based solutions to climate change describes how healthy habitats can help combat climate change through naturally storing carbon and helping us to adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Rewilding and nature recovery
The UK has committed to protecting 30% of land for nature by 2030. We want to create bigger, better, and more connected wild areas for nature’s recovery, to allow natural processes to help restore nature’s abundance, resilience, and diversity.
State of Nature - 60% of UK species in decline, groundbreaking study finds
UK nature is in trouble – that is the conclusion of a groundbreaking report published today by a coalition of leading conservation and research organisations.
Shocking state of England’s rivers
As the Environment Agency release figures today that reveal just 17% of England’s rivers are in good health, the Blueprint for Water coalition is urging communities across England to make a stand…
The sorry state of our waters
Environment Agency data released recently revealed that not a single river, lake, estuary or coastal water monitored by the Agency is in good health. This is despite a near-20-year-old legal…
Learning to nurture nature
Fiona Groves, education and learning policy manager, reveals why a Natural History GCSE could bring young people closer to nature.
Farmers and nature badly need ‘public money for public goods’
Farmers and nature badly need ‘public money for public goods’ – but the new farm environment schemes are a shadow of their original promise. Government must up its ambition and dig deep into its…
Funding nature’s recovery
The UK is one of the most nature-depleted places in the world, and climate change is now one of the greatest threats to the UK’s wildlife. But we can change this. The UK could be a global leader in restoring nature.
Nature's undertakers
Discover the brilliance of burying beetles with Dr Ellie Bladon, an evolutionary ecologist based in the Department of Zoology at the University of Cambridge.