Clarifying Natural England’s position on raptor persecution
Dave Slater, Natural England's Director for Wildlife Licensing & Enforcement Cases, clarifying Natural England’s position on raptor persecution and recent media coverage.
Protected sites and species
Chair Tony Juniper on licensing for wildlife management
One year on from his appointment, Chair Tony Juniper looks at Natural England's role in issuing licences to permit different kinds of wildlife management.
Coronavirus – Guidance on implications for Natural England’s development management advice and wildlife licensing
Mel Hughes, Sustainable Development Programme Director, provides an update on Natural England’s development management and wildlife licensing services in light of the current COVID-19 restrictions.
Update on licences for control of lesser black-backed gulls and herring gulls and of birds on or close to protected sites
Dave Slater, Natural England’s Director for wildlife licensing provides an update on licences for control of lesser black-backed gulls and herring gulls and of birds on or close to protected sites.
Introducing a new Single Point of Contact for protected sites casework
Project Manager at Natural England, Charlotte Rose, tells us about Natural England’s new mailbox for protected sites casework. Today we have launched a new Single Point of Contact for protected sites casework. From this date, customers requesting our consent, assent …
Natural England’s licensing statistics for 2018 and 2019
Dave Slater, Natural England’s Acting Director for species licensing work, takes a look at Natural England’s licensing statistics for 2018 and 2019.
Peat pilots set to revive English peatlands
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Landscapes and access, Protected sites and species
Peat pilots will help revive and restore some of England's historic and iconic peatlands.
London has a new National Nature Reserve: The South London Downs NNR
Travelling out of London Victoria, taking the train right through busy Croydon, it is difficult to imagine what awaits only a short time later: Stunning wild flower meadows, dense woodland, and a haven for rare species to flourish. This is …
Setting the Standard for District Level Licensing
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A blog from Dr. Jen Almond, District Level Licensing Project Manager at Natural England on District Level Licensing.
27 JUNE UPDATE: Wildlife licensing at Natural England in action
Natural England's operations director James Diamond has written a blog post on recent licensing successes and highlights that the brood management trial for hen harriers is getting ready for action.