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A house divided cannot stand: development must work with nature for either to last
We need sustainable development that goes hand-in-hand with nature, not a new law that accelerates its decline.
Planning and Infrastructure Bill: reforms must protect nature
Planning reforms and a strategic approach to mitigation delivery could speed up planning and help restore nature, but proposed reforms don’t. Here's why.
Can changes to the planning policy deliver for housing, nature and climate?
Policy assistant, Joe Humpage considers the implications for nature's recovery of the new house building targets
Changes to the planning system mustn't undermine nature's recovery
There are problems in the planning system that the Government needs to address, but they should do so without reverting to the age-old cheap shot of blaming newts and NIMBYs and taking power away…
What are Local Nature Recovery Strategies?
BBOWT conservation intern Holly Gray says these Government plans could make a real difference to people and wildlife.
Why we need a new 'Wildbelt'
A new 'Wildbelt' designation for land that is recovering could be the key to bringing our struggling wildlife back from the brink- but MPs must make sure Government gets the details…