Biodiversity

The very first farmers hundreds of thousands of years ago often made landscapes even more biodiverse, which may offer lessons for rewilding efforts today, argue Jonathan D. Gordon and Brennen Fagan from the University of York

Danish energy giant seeks wider industry feedback on efforts to develop new global standard for assessing habitats and wildlife impacts of infrastructure projects

Agency announces plan to deliver four new 'wild areas' in a bid to make them 'the most valuable places for wildlife across England'

Revenue generated from streams of nature-based tracks to support biodiversity protection projects

CEO of green data firm NatureMetrics on bridging the gap between complex environmental issues and public understanding, and how small changes across a population can have an outsized impact

Science, Innovation, and Technology Committee issues 'clarion call' for government to tackle knowledge gaps around insect decline and pesticide use

Move is expected to help plug the gap in hedgerow rules for farmers that has emerged in the wake of the UK's exit from the European Union

Aston Villa, Carlsberg, Crystal Palace, Gymshark, ScottishPower, and Wolverhampton Wanderers join WWF #WorldWithoutNature logo campaign

Global Environment Facility members debut new GBFF Council, as they agree to new biodiversity, climate, nature, and pollution funding

Government confirms flagship scheme will go live on 12 February after initial 'January 2024’ timeline slipped