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The Environment Agency has granted a permit to place fish barriers across the entrances to Hoveton Great Broad in Norfolk as part of a restoration project.
The Environment Agency has outlined measures a polluter must take to restore a river after an incident that killed over 100,000 fish.
Environment Agency fisheries officers have conducted their yearly restocking on the Great Ouse, releasing 10,100 barbel in a bid to replenish the river.
A natural flood management scheme in Essex has seen its "work force" double after the birth of two healthy kits.
Fishery owners in the Great Ouse and Fenland catchment can now apply for free trees and hedgerow plants thanks to additional funding.
A pilot by the Environment Agency and University of Leeds at the Brownlee Triathlon Centre looks at using natural flood management to reduce flood risk.
A year-long project to reinvigorate a Suffolk river and increase the fish population has proven to be a success six months after completion.
Seeing salmon leaping in the Yorkshire Dales is a step closer thanks to a major river restoration project tackling its next hurdle.
Natural England has published nine new draft Conservation Advice packages to enable developers and operators to understand the impact of their proposed development on habitats and species in protected sites across England.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Post-Transition period action deadlines will go beyond 2020 by at least 1 year.
Landscape-scale conservation to help tackle climate change and benefit more than 2.5 million visitors.
Environment Agency officers have helped plant more than 500 new trees along the River Gipping to help restore it.
Members of the public can have their say on an application to place fish barriers in a Norfolk Broad as part of a restoration project.
A year-long project to reinvigorate a Suffolk river and increase the fish population has been completed.
The new online scheme for anglers collects information on fish species and health, and creates a picture of water quality and habitat condition.
A project to help reinvigorate one of the biggest chalk streams in the country is another step closer to being completed
Strategy will help to preserve this threatened species in the future
New funding to halt loss of and reverse the damage already done to the world’s mangroves and forests which are vital to protecting many species already so close to extinction.
Environment Agency teams are relocating hundreds of native crayfish to help boost their numbers.
The inland and coastal waters of England are home to a host of different fish species, but we can now add another name to that list, the Pacific pink salmon.
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