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Flying success for bats in churches project

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 15 October 2018 - Categories: Biodiversity
a red haried bat peaking out of a hole

...work will be used to improve both the natural and historic environment and to support the people who care for them. Natural England Chairman, Andrew Sells, said: England’s bat population...

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Opening Access to the Countryside

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 5 October 2018 - Categories: Landscapes and access, Parks, trails and nature reserves, Uncategorized
Lord Blencathra opens new land access centre

...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....

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Winning solutions for river success in Somerset

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 27 September 2018 - Categories: Landscapes and access
UK river Prize (credit- FWAG SW)

...Middleton, Catchment Sensitive Farming Programme Manager, said: Since 2006 Catchment Sensitive Farming has made a significant step in improving our rivers through working with farmers and our partners. This award...

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New outreach centre launched to help boost wildlife

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 17 September 2018 - Categories: Education, Parks, trails and nature reserves
new outreach centre at Humberhead Peatlands NNR

...nature conservation and public engagement strategy. Andy Clements, Chair of the NNR Partnership and Natural England Board member said: The NNR Strategy builds on the solid achievements of half a...

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Joining Forces to Tackle Hare Coursing

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 11 September 2018 - Categories: Biodiversity, Wildlife
From left to right: Elaine Rees (Bedfordshire Crime Scene Supervisor), Sergeant Jamie Bartlett (Hertfordshire), Sergeant Jos Bartlett (Hertfordshire), Rosalind David (NFU), Paul Cantwell (Natural England), Inspector Nick Stonehouse (Suffolk), PC Jonathan Chandler (Norfolk), PC Jason Pegden (Norfolk) and PC Andy Long (Essex).

...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...

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Plan to tackle invaders of Plymouth Sound and the Tamar Estuaries

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 4 September 2018 - Categories: Marine environment

...of what to look out for, how to respond to new sightings of non-native species and how to reduce or prevent their spread. Invasive non-native species may have wonderful names:...

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Little Tern’s turn out breeding boom

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 22 August 2018 - Categories: Wildlife
little tern and chick

...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...

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Grouse moors: working together to achieve shared outcomes

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 13 August 2018 - Categories: Landscapes and access, Uncategorized
Natural England staff taking part in training day

  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...

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Hints and Tips: Applying for Countryside Stewardship Mid-Tier

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 8 August 2018 - Categories: Farming, Uncategorized
farmland

...available. Applications for the new CS Wildlife Offers must meet the minimum requirements of these offers to be successful. If you claim for the Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) and declare...

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Go adventuring with The Snail and the Whale

Posted by: Natural England, Posted on: 2 August 2018 - Categories: Coast and access, Marine environment
Snail and the Whale book cover

Natural England is helping families get out and about this summer with a free to download activity pack celebrating a much loved tale. Alongside the Marine Management Organisation and Macmillan...

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