Published on: 19 August 2022
Chantelle Grundy, Access and Environment Lead at British Canoeing, shares how we can take action to level up access to our blue spaces.
Read More...Published on: 18 August 2022
Steph Morren, Senior Policy Officer at RSPB, introduces the new report 'Chemical Pollution: The Silent Killer of UK Rivers'.
Read More...Published on: 18 August 2022
Ali Morse, Water Policy Manager at The Wildlife Trusts and Chair of Blueprint for Water, sets out the case for nutrient negativity.
Read More...Published on: 17 August 2022
Nathan Richardson, Head of Policy and Strategy at Waterwise, shares why building greater ambition on water saving into policy on planning and levelling up will help people, businesses and the environment.
Read More...Published on: 16 August 2022
Olivia Nelson, Advocacy Officer at the Floodplain Meadows Partnership, shares how restoring our floodplains will deliver for nature and help tackle some of the most difficult challenges facing land planning and management in the UK.
Read More...Published on: 15 August 2022
Joanne Backshall, Policy Manager at Fix the Fells, explains the challenges and rewards of protecting the Lake District's fells, and why this restoration is so vital.
Read More...Published on: 15 August 2022
Rob Collins, Head of Policy and Science at The Rivers Trust, explains how the huge levelling-up potential of River Basin Management Plans can be realised.
Read More...Published on: 11 August 2022
As the UK faces a potential drought, Blueprint for Water set out what's needed to build our resilience and to secure a sustainable supply of water, for nature and for people.
Read More...Published on: 10 August 2022
Arthur Thomas, public affairs manager at Humane Society International UK, discusses the threat to lions posed by trophy hunting and why the UK Government has a responsibility to ban imports of hunting trophies while supporting responsible conservation methods
Read More...Published on: 3 August 2022
Richard Benwell, CEO at Wildlife and Countryside Link, calls on the UK government to acknowledge that environmental inequality remains a serious issue in this country, with millions of people living shorter, unhealthier lives because they are breathing polluted air, or cannot access natural greenspace.
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