...havens in buildings including historic churches. credit: daniel Hargreaves - bats.org.uk Many church communities live harmoniously with bat roosts. However, in some cases bats are causing irreparable damage to historically...
...Open access has got the ability to transform lives. We look forward to using the centre to test the new structures, helping to shape the future of access to the...
...Middleton, Catchment Sensitive Farming Programme Manager, said: Since 2006 Catchment Sensitive Farming has made a significant step in improving our rivers through working with farmers and our partners. This award...
...species will be protected including; crane, marsh harrier and nightjar. With the NNR at its core we are connecting to other wildlife rich areas, so local people and future generations...
...by sight, not scent. Usually, but not always, it’s carried out in groups. The dogs flush out the hares in the fields and are then released from their leads to...
Hemigrapsus takanoi A new biosecurity plan funded by Natural England, means that the waters of the Plymouth Sound and Tamar Estuaries Marine Protected Area are to be better protected –...
...neatly. Some will be used this autumn, as we graze the dunes with sheep leased from a local farmer. We empty sand from our pockets and our shoes; look forward...
Natural England uplands staff recently took part in an industry-led free grouse moor training day at Snilesworth Estate on the North York Moors (02 August). The event hosted by...
...Mid-Tier application form’ guidance on GOV.UK to help you complete your application and maps. Choose the best options in the best locations When deciding what to apply for, it’s worthwhile...
...‘The Snail and the Whale Coastal Adventure’ which helps readers explore the England Coast Path and our beaches through a mix of activities, facts and games. Neil Constable, Natural England...