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Roadmap to better, fairer farming system published today
The risk to public health from the virus is very low and this strain of avian influenza does not pose a food safety risk
Letter to water companies inviting them to support a green economic recovery.
FCERM coming soon
Changes to ear tags for livestock exports and movements from Great Britain to the EU and Northern Ireland from 1 January
The Fisheries Bill receives Royal Assent after 10 months in Parliament
An Avian Influenza Prevention Zone has been declared across England, Scotland and Wales.
Responses from the scientific community will inform government approach to cutting the pollutant most damaging to human health
Winning projects of second round of £10 million fund will plant thousands of trees in our towns and cities.
Nicola Bruce, Seema Kennedy OBE, Jonathan Kini and David Jones have been appointed to the Water Services Regulation Authority (Ofwat) Board
The new measures are part of the Prime Minister's 10 Point Plan to help kickstart the nation’s green recovery.
New UK VARSS annual report shows UK sales of antibiotics in food-producing animals have halved since 2014.
Expansion of a protected area in the Isles of Scilly.
Seasonal workers arriving in England to carry out vital work on farms ahead of Christmas will now be able to work as soon as they arrive in the country.
The Environment Agency’s priority is to protect people and the environment, and to support those we regulate during the coronavirus pandemic.
The new measures are part of the government's 25 Year Environment Plan.
The deadline for applications for the £100m Zoo Animals Fund has been extended until 29 January 2021
Government Chief Vet urges the public to think twice before buying a new pet this Christmas and to thoroughly research sellers
Key updates for plant and products exports before the end of the transition period.
Consumers and antique industry advised to check latest CITES guidance ahead of 1 January 2021
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