Restore nature to reduce the risk of flooding – Tony Juniper
Natural England Chair Tony Juniper discusses the use of natural flood management techniques to reduce the risk of flooding in the future
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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 Crowdfunding
Today, there has been claims that Natural England is “crowdfunding” to deliver its statutory functions. These claims are simply untrue.
Two hours a week outside is important for health and wellbeing
Using data from our Monitor of Engagement with the Natural Environment Survey (MENE) and Exeter University’s study, new research published in Nature has found that two hours of nature a week significantly boosts health and wellbeing. This supports findings from …
Update: General licences and the next steps
Further update from Marian Spain on changes to the general licensing system.
General licences and the next steps
There has been a large amount of media coverage and interest in the decision to revoke the three general licences (GL 04/05/06). These cover 16 species of birds, including several members of the crow family, Canada geese, some gulls, feral …
Andrew Sells: Sand, snow and sandwiches
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Biodiversity, Coast and access, Landscapes and access, Parks, trails and nature reserves, Uncategorized
Outgoing Natural England chair Andrew Sells writes about his highlights over five years at Natural England.
Returning the marsh fritillary butterfly to Oxfordshire
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Biodiversity, Farming, Parks, trails and nature reserves, Uncategorized, Wildlife
We look at Natural England work with the RSPB, Butterfly Conservation and landowners to return the marsh fritillary butterfly to Oxfordshire.
Opening Access to the Countryside
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Landscapes and access, Parks, trails and nature reserves, Uncategorized
...Chairman for the Disabled Ramblers said: I’m over the moon at the spirit of co-ordination and co-operation which has led to the development of the new National Land Access Centre....
Grouse moors: working together to achieve shared outcomes
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...