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Latest phase of work on major Norfolk chalk stream completed
A project to help reinvigorate one of the biggest chalk streams in the country is another step closer to being completed

Press release
Eight in 10 farmers benefit from working with government pollution advice service
A network of 20,000 farms are taking action to drive down water pollution and protect the environment

Corporate report
Results-Based Agri-environment Payment Scheme (RBAPS) pilot study in England
Find out how Defra is trialling a ‘payment by results’ approach to boost wildlife on land in North Yorkshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.

News story
Plans unveiled for coast path stretch in Hampshire and West Sussex
New proposals to improve public access to the coast path in Hampshire and West Sussex

News story
New exhibition showcases Lake District National Park
Artist has produced artworks based on nature and the landscape after linking with Natural England and the Lake District National Park Authority.

News story
Walkers to enjoy new 10 mile coastal path in Tees Valley
New 10 mile route of England Coast Path opens in Tees Valley to increase public access to the coastline
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