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
Wildlife
Net Gain: A developer’s commitment to enhancing biodiversity
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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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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.
The facts about licences for wild birds
Following social media speculation about the licensed killing of wild birds in England, Natural England Director of Operations James Diamond gives some context to Natural England’s licensing work so that people can understand our decisions.
Net Gain Consultation - Delivering the best outcomes for nature
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Biodiversity, Protected sites and species, Wildlife
Post on net gain from Melanie Hughes – Natural England Director of Change and Reform.
Joining Forces to Tackle Hare Coursing
...machinery, diesel, tools and off road vehicles. Operation Galileo is targeting Hare Coursing throughout the East of England. As part of this operation there are special days of action where...
Little Tern’s turn out breeding boom
...a first person account of breeding season on the reserve. It is the end of shorebird season. The signs and fences have been removed, the netting rolled up, our small...
The Porton to Plain Wildlife Connections project
...to identify how these species could be helped to move through the landscape. volunteers on Wiltshire's chalk grasslands Maps will be produced for landowners to show how particular areas of...
Looking after our breeding waders on upland farms
A major new survey of the English uplands has highlighted just how important they are for some of our most cherished and rapidly declining farmland birds. Allan Drewitt, Senior Ornithologist, describes the results of the survey and offers some advice …
Stay fire aware in the great outdoors
...safe place, note the fire’s location and call 999. Do not start open fires (camp fires or barbeques) in the countryside. Always have them in safe designated places. Don’t throw...