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Forestry Commission staff with plant health roles share how they contribute to protecting woodlands, forests and green spaces.
Up to £6.5 million is available across 2 grants to boost resilience and productivity in domestic tree production.
Farmers failed to properly store slurry in three separate cases, two of which led to pollution incidents.
Human error blamed as enough water to fill 300,000 baths taken without Environment Agency licence
'I don’t do e-mails' among excuses for not clearing overflowing skips
A Leicestershire landowner is to pay £268,751 after illegal tree felling
The Solomon Islands government and the United Kingdom have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) formalising their partnership on forest governance under the UK-funded FGMC programme.
UK first for Sussex nature reserve – member of public stumbles on rare find.
National Trail opening is culmination years of work by Natural England and partners alongside £5.5 million government investment for upgrade
The government has launched a competition to help deliver a second new national forest, as search begins for a location for a third
Ground Control's Wildfell project in Essex combines woodland creation and habitat banking across 116 hectares, testing funding routes for nature recovery.
Part of the King's Series, establishing 25 new National Nature Reserves by 2028. Surrey's National Nature Reserve home to rare ground-nesting birds this spring
His Majesty King Charles III launched the England Coast Path at an event at Seven Sisters today
England’s first Land Use Framework sets out a plan for managing the country’s finite land to ensure the nation’s long-term resilience
Landowner restores woodland through the England Woodland Creation Offer (EWCO), planting 23,015 native trees to reconnect fragmented habitats and offset carbon.
Environment Agency plans to remove blight in time for new season “Sunk, wrecked, abandoned – they’ve got to go” says Deputy Director of Navigation
Trade restrictions brought in after Phytophthora pluvialis finding to be lifted in seven counties across England
There had been multiple pollution incidents involving the farm since 2012, but the defendant failed to increase slurry storage at the farm as required.
Consumers are set to benefit from more home-grown clean energy, with an increased number of renewable projects to be enabled on the public forest estate
One-third of England's woodlands now estimated to be damaged by deer, with urgent action needed to protect trees and wildlife
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