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The UK government has put tacking the climate and nature crisis front and centre of discussions at last week's annual gathering of the UN General Assembly.
How to find and use the statistics and analysis from the People and Nature Surveys for England.
Read how Nature and Nurture, a riparian woodland in Wiltshire, has used the Countryside Stewardship grant to protect valuable cricket bat willow from Eurasian beaver damage whilst adapting to seasonal flooding.
An overgrown eyesore in North Warwickshire has been transformed into a wildlife haven as part of environmental works by High Speed Two (HS2) Limited.
The Joint Nature Conservation Committee (JNCC) advises the UK and Devolved Governments on thriving nature for a sustainable future. JNCC is an executive non-departmental public body, sponsored by the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs .
Find out how you can use natural options to reduce flooding in your area, who to contact for advice, and if you can get funding.
The People and Nature Surveys for England gather evidence and trend data about people's access, understanding and enjoyment of nature, and how it contributes to wellbeing.
How the Ministry of Justice will protect and improve nature across its estate to support resilient, efficient and sustainable justice services.
English Nature promoted the conservation of wildlife, geology and wild places. It was merged with the Countryside Agency and Rural Development Service to form Natural England in 2006.
Find out how all types of woodland can support nature recovery, when appropriately designed and managed to conserve and enhance biodiversity.
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