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The UK is stepping up its efforts to safeguard national security by leveraging AI to detect hostile state activity in the Arctic.
Wales' first commercial mine water heat scheme goes live in Ammanford to provide low-carbon heat to a nearby industrial site.
New Zoo Standards will enhance welfare and protections for animals in Great Britain’s zoos and aquariums.
Letters relating to elephant welfare in zoos in Great Britain.
The next phase of Hull’s Dynamic Drains project gets underway – helping to transform the city’s urban watercourses.
Data from Parsonage Down National Nature Reserve is used by composer violinist Ellie Wilson for her Moth X Human performances at Bradford and Southbank Centre.
The bluetongue virus (BTV) restricted zone is being extended to cover the whole of England, ending movement restrictions for animals.
A father and son who assaulted 2 Environment Agency water bailiffs at a Shropshire fishery have been ordered to pay fines and costs totalling more than £12,000.
Environment Agency and Yorkshire and Humberside Regional Organised Crime Unit apprehend a 34-year-old man in Leeds
The United Kingdom and Turkmenistan explore sustainable agriculture through “Six Inches of Soil” screening and panel discussion.
Flood response capabilities on display at Merseyside fire base
A Birmingham-based director and his company has been ordered to pay a Proceeds of Crime confiscation order, fines and costs totalling £476,995.
An illegal enterprise in catalytic converters has brought confiscation orders for £526,215.04, at a Proceeds of Crime Award hearing.
Mussel samples are a yardstick for coastal water quality. But with mussel numbers in decline, scientists are inventing new ways to sample waters.
Communities to receive funding for hosting clean energy infrastructure as part of plans to make Britain a clean energy superpower.
The Somerset Prepared partnership is now taking nominations for its annual awards which celebrate people who help their communities deal with emergencies.
New crackdown is the largest criminal action against water companies in history.
A ceremony has taken place to mark progress made on the construction of Lower Derwent Valley NNR’s new volunteer, community and nature recovery science hub.
A single case of atypical Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) has been confirmed on a farm in Essex, the Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) confirmed today (Tuesday 20 May).
The MMO have been given responsibility by Defra to manage the process of making appointments of General Members to IFCA Committees.
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