Natural England welcomes government statement on netting
Recent use of netting by developers and local authorities has received media coverage and today Natural England welcomes the government's statement on the use of nets.
Wildlife
Latest update: Wild bird licensing
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James Diamond, Posted on:
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Biodiversity, Protected sites and species, Wildlife
Natural England's Director of Operations James Diamond provides a further update on wild bird licensing, covering red kites, buzzards and cormorants.
Natural England issues licence to release white-tailed eagles
Natural England Director of Operations James Diamond writes about the licence that has been issued to reintroduce white-tailed eagles to the Isle of Wight.
Protecting great crested newts
New licensing creates a bigger, better and more joined approach to mitigation and conservation for great crested newts
Latest update: Wild bird licensing
Natural England's Director of Operations, James Diamond provides an update on the latest wild bird licensing.
Implementing biodiversity net gain in Warwickshire
David Lowe,Team Leader, Ecology, Historic Environment & Landscape at Warwickshire County Council, writes a guest blog about how the council is improving biodiversity.
London Wildlife Trust: Bringing Kidbrooke alive with wildlife
Mathew Frith, Director of Conservation at London Wildlife Trust, writes a guest blog about work to ensure a new development in Kidbrooke supports nature conservation.
Barratt Developments’ commitment to ensuring biodiversity net gain
Helen Nyul, Group Biodiversity Manager, explains how Barratt is aiming to achieve net gain in its developments
Net Gain: A developer’s commitment to enhancing biodiversity
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Natural England, Posted on:
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Categories:
Biodiversity, Landscapes and access, Protected sites and species, Wildlife
Guest blog from Louise Clarke, Head of Sustainable Places at Berkeley Group, outlining the organisation’s approach to biodiversity net gain.
Returning the marsh fritillary butterfly to Oxfordshire
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Natural England, Posted on:
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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.