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The Defence Infrastructure Organisation is working with Cornwall Wildlife Trust and the British Army to improve sand dune wildlife at the Penhale Training Area.
South East homes to butterflies and bees among creatures getting share of £14.5m support fund to fight extinction
South coast homes to butterflies and bees among creatures getting share of £14.5m support fund to fight extinction
Twelve new projects receive £16 million to restore thousands of hectares of peatlands across England.
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
A rescued population of endangered white clawed crayfish that were in danger of being wiped out have been moved to a safe haven where they can thrive and breed.
The Environment Agency is warning those who fish illegally that the net is closing in after a recent rise in angling offences in the South East.
An Environment Agency fisheries team has transformed a weir on the River Thames to allow eels to get past it and swim upstream.
Judge - Thames Water "deliberately misled" the Environment Agency in and around pollution of rivers in Sussex and Surrey in which several thousand fish died.
South East fisheries officers are responding to hundreds of fish in distress as warmer temperatures raise risk of fish dying and algal blooms in watercourses.
On 22 June 2023, the Environment Secretary and French State Minister Bérangère Couillard launched a Global Roadmap to support companies to contribute to nature recovery.
The Environment Agency is reminding anglers that no crayfish trapping is authorised in Yorkshire
The FLOW river orchard was planted five years ago. It is now a thriving community project which became popular during the pandemic.
The Coal Authority has started work to restore a previously ancient woodland in County Durham as part of its nature recovery work.
Dozens of angling clubs and fishery projects boosted by cash grants.
A £40 million grant programme launched to help projects around the world put the power of biodiversity at the forefront of our fight against climate change and poverty.
Fisheries enforcement officers clamp down on illegal angling to protect and sustain fish stocks. Illegal fishing cost London and Kent anglers £539
To mark the Coronation all state funded primary schools will be sent wildflower seeds, inspired by His Majesty The King’s love of nature.
Work has been completed at Costessey Fish Farm which will benefit the nationally scarce Marsh Carpet moth and the endangered Black Poplar tree.
UK government awards nearly £40 million to more than 80 projects through the Darwin Initiative and Illegal Wildlife Trade Challenge Fund
It will be used to create solutions to address species decline in England, research and to invest in wildlife habitat restoration and creation.
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