Natural England introduces charges for newt mitigation licences
New charges introduced for great crested newt mitigation licences.
Natural England publishes a new report on the state of our natural capital
Alice Lord, Natural Capital and Ecosystem Approach Specialist at Natural England, tells us about the newly-launched ‘National Natural Capital Atlas’.
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.
Natural England’s Geoportal: England-wide data for great crested newts now available
Jen Almond, Natural England’s District Level Licensing Programme Manager, tells us about the latest development in the innovative project to better support great crested newt populations as well as reducing delays for developers.
Thriving nature for people and planet
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Marian Spain, Posted on:
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Biodiversity, Climate change, Landscapes and access, Wildlife
Marian Spain outlines Natural England’s new vision and mission.
Visiting farmers with the NFU in Oxfordshire
Marian Spain visits two farms in Oxfordshire with the National Farmers Union (NFU) and our Head of Agriculture, Geoff Sansome.
National Parks and AONBs can be the backbone of Nature’s recovery
Natural England Chair Tony Juniper blogs his thoughts on the independent Landscapes Review
Tony Juniper – The badger cull and Natural England
The Chair of Natural England, Tony Juniper on Natural England's role in relation to bovine tuberculosis (bTB) policy, conservation and wildlife licensing.
More people than ever visit the natural environment
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Amy Greenwood, Posted on:
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Biodiversity, Landscapes and access, Mental health and wellbeing, Parks, trails and nature reserves, Wildlife
In my opinion, nothing beats spending time outside. Be it visiting my local park, beautiful countryside, or taking a walk down the coast, spending time in nature is incomparable. But what does our natural environment mean to you? Do you …