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Preventing Pollution – progress towards a better environment
June 2017
Latest Blog Posts
Turning the tide for nature: Earthwatch’s plans for 2025
A new focus on small waters would drive fast, cost-effective progress towards our nature recovery goals
Think Global Act Local: The latent power of the LNRSs to deliver global targets
COP promises on forests must be delivered, at home and overseas
District Level Licensing won’t work for bats, not all species are the same
How nature in education can benefit teachers and students
A win for nature: Amending the Crown Estate Bill
A big opportunity for small freshwaters? Why ponds, streams and small wetlands should be integrated into Local Nature Recovery Strategies
A Right to Clean Rivers Why the Environmental Rights Bill is Key to Saving the UK's Waterways
Nature is a long-term investment, but that investment must be made now.
Helping wild plants to thrive, now and for future generations
World Animal Day - wildlife and conservation events from around the world
Businesses must pay for digital nature data – for equity and for action
Nature-positive pathways for each economic sector to boost nature
The Water Industry Price Review: Getting value for billpayers and the environment
Environmental Improvement Plan - update on our legal case
Pylon projects – what do they mean for nature?
Action to save our seabirds is needed now more than ever with five new species added to the Red List
The troubling reality lurking below the surface of our Marine Protected Areas
A fresh start for England’s Environmental Land Management schemes?
