Thursday, October 22 2009 - News
Report urges natural boost to help economy
Natural England has published a major report which provides chapter and verse on why investment in the natural environment is critical to long-term economic prosperity.
The report highlighted how improved management of lowland peat soils would help reduce carbon emissions and why natural solutions could help improve flood protection and coastal defences.
Defra consults on natural environment policy The Department for Environment
A species of bat never seen before in the UK has been discovered in caves
23 November 2009 As the autumnal nights draw in, almost all of the 17 species
Sudden oak death spread to the UK in 2002 Trees and shrubs surrounding
Millions of trees should be planted to cover an extra 4% of the UK in woodland
November 24, 2009 -- Law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse LLP has recovered
A van driver has died after his vehicle was struck by a falling tree on
As most of us know opposition parties, and indeed ruling parties, often
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Unique bumblebee field guide is revised and republished in response to
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Green advice The Commission for Architecture and the Built Environment
Ten nuclear sites named as first NPSs are published The Government has
Farmers, conservationists and Government join Campaign for the Farmed Environment
Report urges natural boost to help economy Natural England has published
Waterways redevelopment guide British Waterways and English Heritage have
Tree-felling plan upsets locals Plans to fell nearly 400 trees on the outskirts
Review of safeguarded sites Environment Secretary Hilary Benn today announced
Bat home destruction court case A planning consultant has been convicted
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