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Environment Agency releases 300 blue-dyed barbel to boost population in Berkshire river. Anglers asked to monitor survival and growth rates
£19.9 million has been allocated to Twycross Zoo to create a world-class National Science and Conservation Centre (NSCC).
Natural England has launched a new scheme in Cumbria to help conserve local populations of great crested newts while promoting sustainable development.
The Environment Agency helped fund Eythrope Wetland, transforming a meadow into home for 122 bird species, including teal, lapwing and ringed plover.
Donor Joint Statement announced at biodiversity summit sets out billions from international community to protect and restore nature
First published during the 2022 to 2024 Sunak Conservative government
Details of an 18-month Fixed Term appointment vacancy in our Residues Team.
The Environment Agency is to fund a new study to improve fish passage on the River Tarrant in Dorset.
New research enables a better understanding of the lifecycle of critically endangered European eels and how to combat their decline.
The Flashes of Wigan and Leigh now one of the UK's largest urban nature reserves following Natural England declaration
First published during the 2022 Truss Conservative government
Public asked to be vigilant after sightings of Asian hornets, an invasive species, are confirmed in Essex
UK project will allow families in Senahú, Alta Verapaz, to improve their coffee and cardamom production while protecting the environment.
This summer was an unprecedented time for EA officers protecting rivers and fisheries across England amidst extreme weather and continuous hot temperatures.
Members of the public, falconry, aviculture, conservation and welfare groups invited to provide input to Natural England review of ‘wild take’ licensing
The Environment Agency and Northumberland Rivers Trust have relocated hundreds of native crayfish to six refuge sites in North Northumberland.
Next phase of Lower Otter Restoration Project begins at the south of the site this month, with a series of access improvements to take place over the autumn.
The sale of peat for use in the amateur gardening sector will be banned by 2024 to protect peatlands and the natural environment.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Visitors to the area of the Lower Otter Restoration Project (LORP) can now have a virtual conversation to find out more about what is happening with the scheme.
Details of a vacancy in our Efficacy Team
The Environment Agency is working with partners to urge the protection of pike in the Broads during the warm weather period.
Environment Agency officers are on the ground protecting fisheries across England as temperatures soar.
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