Steve Walker surveying for bees and butterflies on the Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve When you think of an apprentice you’ll probably think of someone in their late teens, so...
Perception is a powerful thing. At Natural England, we have a responsibility to make sure that our most special wildlife and geological areas – known as Sites of Special Scientific...
We hope you've been enjoying our new blog. We'll be quiet over the next few weeks while we're in the period of pre-referendum 'purdah'. We'll be back after the EU...
I recently spent a pleasant afternoon helping to judge the annual British Birds and British Trust for Ornithology’s Best Bird Book of the Year competition. Three of the books to...
For many years now, the great crested newt has had to live with a bad name. Despite it being our most threatened newt, it’s gained a reputation for derailing housing...
Natural England's Chairman, Andrew Sells, at the opening of the Somerset stretch of the England Coast Path. A warm welcome to Natural England’s new blog. This is a place where...