Tony Juniper on the Secretary of State’s Green Recovery speech
Natural England Chair Tony Juniper reflects on the Secretary of State’s Green Recovery speech which he delivered earlier today.
Launching our new Science, Evidence and Evaluation Strategy
David Askew, Director of Evidence, tells us about Natural England’s new Science, Evidence and Evaluation Strategy . At Natural England we provide trusted evidence and expertise on the natural environment, based on robust science. Today I am thrilled that we …
New arrivals and fond farewells
Chair Tony Juniper gives an update on appointees to Natural England's Board.
Licensing for the control of birds – how decisions are made
Dave Slater, Natural England's Director for Wildlife Licensing & Enforcement Cases provides more detail on licensing for the control of birds in our countryside.
Forty-four Natural Capital Atlases released across England
Natural England's Alice Lord explains how you can find out what natural capital you’ve got in your place and what it is doing for people.
Building Greener
Mel Hughes, Natural England's Sustainable Development Programme Director welcomes government's ambitions for greener building under #ProjectSpeed.
Climate change, biodiversity and Nature-based Solutions
Climate change is a threat to the species and wild places we love, but if we look after nature better, we can also reduce the emissions of greenhouse gases and build the resilience of people and nature. Climate change is …
People and Nature Survey: How are we connecting with nature during the coronavirus pandemic?
Natural England’s CEO Marian Spain tells us about Natural England’s brand new set of statistics which seeks to understand the role of nature in the nation’s health and wellbeing.
Our recovery from Covid 19 – what path will we choose and what lessons will we learn?
Mike Burke, Head of Sustainable Development, Natural England, tells us about the lessons that can be learned about nature through the coronavirus outbreak.
Highly Protected Marine Areas. Why do we need them?
Today we explored why the introduction of Highly Protected Marine Areas could be important for marine protection and recovery.