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Action Oak contributes to the Government’s 25-year Environment Plan by helping to protect the country's 121 million precious oak trees for future generations
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Legislation requiring CCTV in all abattoirs in England comes into force today.
Further restrictions on neonicotinoid pesticides have been approved following a vote in the European Commission.
A new grant scheme is being piloted this year in five National Parks, offering funding for land managers to restore their historic farm buildings.
Invasive species week runs till 29 March and is encouraging river users to think about non-native species and aquatic plants such as floating pennywort.
Updated statutory guidance part of on-going programme of reforms reflecting latest vet and animal husbandry advice
A ban on third party puppy sales will be explored as part of a package of animal welfare reforms
Welfare codes for pigs, laying hens, and meat chickens are being updated as part of a programme of reforms to safeguard and enhance the welfare of animals
Pig keepers are being reminded not to feed kitchen scraps to their animals to prevent outbreaks of animal disease.
Lord Gardiner sets out his top tips to avoid dishonest pet sellers
Lord Gardiner presented 17 pollinator 'champions' with certificates at the annual Bees' Needs Champions awards at Kew Gardens.
Environment Secretary Michael Gove has announced that animal abusers could face up to five years in prison
An Asian hornet has been found in the Devon area.
Grants expected to generate more than 6,000 new jobs overall and support growth of rural businesses and broadband projects.
Lord Gardiner visited Carnaby Street in London, a haven for bees, butterflies and other pollinating insects, during Bees' Needs Week 2017,
New appointments and reappointments have been made to Kew's Board of Trustees.
New Government Litter Strategy for England to curb littering with proposals for new enforcement, education and community engagement
Dog owners reminded to keep details up to date on the 1st anniversary of microchipping law.
Asian Hornet Watch - new app launched to help people quickly and easily report sightings of this invasive species.
9 committee members reappointed by Lord Gardiner
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