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The visitor centre at the Environment Agency’s Kielder Salmon Centre will reopen to the public - and there’s a new and exciting job opportunity up for grabs!
The Environment Agency is reminding roofers and builders in Devon and Cornwall to take responsibility for their waste.
Former Footballer and Soccer AM star Jimmy Bullard urges the public to get out in nature and go fishing
Fisheries Officers in the South West are clamping down on illegal activities with the help of the Avon and Somerset Police drone unit.
The Environment Agency is looking for two new volunteers to join the Trent Regional Flood and Coastal Committee (Trent RFCC).
The Environment Agency has pledged between £3.5m to £5m to restore the flood protection to Matlock, Derbyshire.
Operator will be able to construct new boreholes and carry out other activities to support production.
A day's fishing led to a penalty of £249 for Yeovil fisherman Alan Reid after he was fined a total of £120 and ordered to pay costs of £135 and a victim surcharge of £34.
Environment Agency's response to initial thoughts on driving nature recovery in England via our protected sites and species protections.
Environment Agency's response on new targets, under the Environment Act 2021 to improve the natural environment.
Dozens of fish killed in Cambridgeshire incident.
A man has been fined over £5,000 after he burnt waste illegally for months on end at his Cambridgeshire home.
The Environment Agency has begun work to make it easier for fish and eels to swim up and down the River Frome in Yate, north Bristol.
The Environment Agency has successfully prosecuted an illegal waste operator who used land near in Newark, Nottinghamshire, to burn waste in 2018.
A Norfolk company has been fined after it was found to have harmed the habitat of water voles, a protected species.
Work to start to build bridge supports, piers and earth road embankment.
Trevor Sieley continued to store and burn waste despite repeated warnings from Environment Agency.
Liquid waste from chemical toilets, abattoir washings and other sources was injected into fields across Cornwall and cost two men more than £240,000.
The Environment Agency has created a new intertidal habitat at Calstock on the River Tamar in Cornwall.
Environment Agency extends long-standing partnership with the Wild Trout Trust to help improve river habitat for fish and wildlife
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