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Diamond Jubilee beacons guidance for land managers
(26 March 2012) Natural England is asking agri-environment agreement holders and Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) managers to get in touch if they are planning to host a Diamond Jubilee beacon on their land.
25 year agreement on management operations at Walshaw and Lancashire Moors
(23 March 2012) Natural England and Walshaw Moor Estate Ltd have recently entered into a 25 year agreement that provides a new and detailed framework for management on Walshaw and Lancashire Moors until 2037. This framework provides improved environmental protection for the Moors and also allows the Estate to conduct its business activities.
Funding provides a taste of farm life
(13 March 2012) Farmers in England are being given the chance to teach children about life down on the farm by applying for funds to install facilities for school and youth groups.
Final call for comments on National Park expansion proposals
(12 March 2012)In September 2011, Natural England’s Board confirmed that it would be recommending extensions to the Lake District and Yorkshire Dales National Park boundaries ...
Natural England and Conservation Grade to collaborate in farmland biodiversity drive
(6 March 2012) A landmark agreement has been reached between Natural England, the government’s advisor on the natural environment, and the Conservation Grade Nature Friendly Farming scheme.
Natural England helping farmers deal with the drought
(6 March 2012) To help farmers and growers cope with the drought conditions that, despite recent rainfall, continues to affect some parts of the country, Natural England is ensuring that the appropriate Environmental Stewardship (ES) derogations are made available as quickly as possible to farmers who are in agri-environment schemes.
Farmer guilty of damaging one of Derbyshire’s finest conservation sites
(2 March 2012) A Derbyshire farmer has been ordered to pay financial penalties totalling £18,710 and to carry out restoration work at his own expense, after admitting to carrying out un-authorised activities in an area legally protected for its rare geological features and upland habitats, within the Peak District National Park.
Dave Webster takes the lead at Natural England
(1 March 2012) Dave Webster has today (1 March 2012) taken on the role of Interim Chief Executive at Natural England, the government’s wildlife adviser.
(28 March 2012) Defra and a range of partner organizations have come together to celebrate the importance of our rivers and to remind people of the steps they can take to protect these special places.
Digital approach lightens the load on ring ouzel researchers
(23 March 2012) Lightweight MP3 players will give researchers less bulk to carry into the hills for only the second UK-wide ring ouzel survey in 13 years.
Access to Nature gather to share the secrets of their success
(22 March 2012) Community groups, conservationists and charities from across the country are meeting today to share their experiences and expertise gained through the Big Lottery Fund’s Access to Nature scheme.
(20 March 2012) Making it easier for people to do the right thing for the natural environment.
Nature partnership winners announced
(27 February 2012) The first 12 Nature Improvement Areas (NIAs) for England were announced today by Defra.
Making things better for our farming customers – responding to the farming regulation task force
(22 February 2012) The Government’s full response to the Farming Regulation Task Force report was announced by Farming Minister Jim Paice yesterday and has been warmly welcomed by Natural England.
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(11 January 2012) Does your New Year resolution include caring for the environment? Would you like to start 2012 having fun in some of England’s most beautiful wild places? If so, find out what’s happening on a National Nature Reserve near you.
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