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Blueprints for nature’s recovery: all systems go! 

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Biodiversity, Climate change, Environment Act, Landscapes, Natural England, Nature Recovery Network, Protected sites and species, Wildlife
An open grassy meadow, with yellow wildflowers growing. Trees stand on the horizon, and some branches hang overhead.

Last December in Montreal world leaders agreed to a new Global Biodiversity Framework, signing up to halt and reverse biodiversity loss by 2030 and to protect 30% of land and oceans by the same date. A month later the UK …

Assessing the health of the River Wye and its catchment

Posted by: , Posted on: - Categories: Biodiversity, Farming, Landscapes, Protected sites and species, Science and evidence, Site of Special Scientific Interest, Special Protection Area, wildlife and farming
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By Emma Johnson, Area Manager - West Midlands Team The Wye Valley is an iconic landscape, hugely important for biodiversity due to the wide range of rare river wildlife, loved by people and important for farming. It’s because it’s so …

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