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UK Government’s Regional Ambassador for Asia/ Pacific, Caribbean and Small Island Developing States, Ken O’Flaherty, will visit Guatemala on 19 August.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
An update on legislation which provides for the protection, control and management of Eurasian beavers in England.
Angler spotted just inside pause period to allow fish to spawn and develop.
Cornwall has seen 26 green projects - all aimed at tackling declining biodiversity and restoring its natural environment - delivered since the G7 conference.
UK Ivory Act enforces a near total ban on elephant ivory sales from today
Curlew recovery project rescues eggs from East of England’s airfields.
Projects include rewetting lowland peat to grow plant fibre material to use as padding for clothes.
Over 99,000 hectares of England to be dedicated to supporting wildlife and nature for people to enjoy
A joint prosecution by Natural England and the Environment Agency for damages to the River Lugg has progressed following guilty pleas by the defendant.
Protected areas in the Guatemala-Mexico border benefit from improved law enforcement, sustained binational collaboration, and increased economic opportunities for rural communities.
Banks of the River Lugg were damaged in December 2020 causing suspected significant and long-term ecological harm.
Government seeking views on a ban of the retail sale of peat in horticulture by end of this Parliament
The UK called for greater global climate ambition ahead of COP26 and applauded Guatemala's long-term commitments.
A project breathing new life in to one of Norfolk’s famous broads is to proceed to its next phase, Natural England has announced.
Natural England’s decision means better protection for rare and endangered wild birds and plants that live in and by the lakes.
Back from the Brink initiative sees Breckland-based Shifting Sands project use surprising methods and rabbits to bring about record numbers of rare species.
£100 million from the Government’s Biodiverse Landscapes Fund will be invested in some of the most fragile ecosystems on Earth.
To mark Landscapes for Life Week, the partners behind the UK’s first super National Nature Reserve (NNR) have agreed a 20-year vision for one of Britain’s most biodiverse landscapes.
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