"The fundamental flaw at the heart of the bill is that its core purpose is to make it easier for developers to destroy species and habitats."

"the amendments don’t make the bill good, they just make it a bit less bad"

A recent win for nature is under threat from proposed changes for developers

As the Planning and Infrastructure Bill goes through Parliament, Policy Assistant, Joe Humpage asks what evidence there is that the Nature Restoration Fund will work

A large proportion of the public sees nature as fundamental to economic growth – and so the recent rhetoric from the UK Chancellor seems off-kilter. Public affairs officer, Joseph Keegan, says…

With less than a fifth of England’s rivers in good ecological health, we need the Government to deliver comprehensive protections for our unique chalk streams.

Throughout the election campaign, it became clear that people know that our natural world is in crisis and want politicians to make the bold and ambitious commitments to reverse the decline. So…

Ahead of this week's General Election, Harry Kaye, Policy Assistant, explains how you can ensure that nature is a top priority for your candidates.

BBOWT's president, Steve Backshall tells of the impact of river pollution on his doorstep

To tackle the climate crisis, we’re calling on all political parties to help nature and people adapt to climate change.