Biodiversity is at risk the more you mow the lawn
A new study has shown that insects love living in perennial grasses, less so short-lived
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Biodiversity is at risk the more you mow the lawn
A new study has shown that insects love living in perennial grasses, less so short-lived
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Somerset, Severn, Thames areas face month of extreme weather
Messaging from the Met Office is clear – many southern regions will experience ongoing downpours
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IPBES report unveiled in Manchester: no future for business without biodiversity
A landmark analysis, three years in the making, has laid bare the extent to which
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River managers need to understand the real impact of Himalayan balsam
New research into the long-term, year-round impact of the invasive species could be vital to
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
The latest episode of Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Conservation Chronicles looks at the importance of unique wetlands for supporting biodiversity and protecting against tidal systems.
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WATCH: Devon and Cornwall conservation led by UK’s green mobile network
New study shows recyclable packaging now a factor in consumer choice
76% of grocery shoppers are actively looking for products that don’t add to landfill at
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£1.34m for low carbon fertiliser development to help UK cereal farmers
The project is being funded by Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme, will complete in 2029, and
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EBIS-HSE announces virtual waste management training opportunities
The up-skilling specialist has confirmed five dates for its single day modules. Two individual courses
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Plastic Waste Coalition report shows AI is key to packaging circularity
Despite its obvious impact on the environment, artificial intelligence can unlock a more efficient reuse
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MI5 and MI6 see biodiversity loss as national security risk
Last month, we were told nature depletion means population displacement, global instability, supply chain collapse, nuclear tension and domestic terrorism. Now, an expert in socio-ecological conditions and economic impact has more to say.
rPP: circular packaging starts with smarter systems
Supply chain innovation is urgently needed to tackle a mounting waste crisis. We find out
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What local government needs to combat chemical pollution
Last year Downing Street set out aims to clean contaminated land and water. But has
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How to reframe sustainability stories beyond carbon reporting
While UK sustainability reporting is seen as an obligation, the real risk is failing to
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Hot air, cold response: missed opportunities in UK community energy proposal
£1 billion will be spent on infrastructure owned by the people and places it powers.
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