On land and at sea, the UK Government’s planning policy is a mess
As the Planning and Infrastructure Bill is set to be debated by Parliament this week, The Wildlife Trusts take stock.
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Space4Nature volunteers to target Surrey’s acid grasslands
AI-driven conservation project uses power of local research
Labour must scrap its assault on nature, say Surrey Wildlife Trust and RSPB
• New evidence shows nature does not block growth
• New poll: Voters say the Government is failing nature
• Pull part 3 of the Planning and Infrastructure Bill: nature recovery…
Life on a mouldy rock, and how to make it better for all beings
SWT publishes guide on how to grow a relationship with the natural world
Tillingbourne Weir Removal Milestone
SWT’s Nature-based Solutions team achieved a momentous milestone at East Shalford on the Tillingbourne River this March.
Planning and Infrastructure Bill nature levy: A licence to kill nature
Our Chief Executive Sarah Jane Chimbwandira has joined a coalition of senior environmentalists and economists in writing to MPs and Ministers to voice a number of pressing concerns about the…
Help Beavers rebuild Surrey’s natural world
Bringing back this long-lost native species could revive habitats for plants, animals and people on a major scale – and between 22-29 April, all donations to help bring this about will be doubled…
Save Surrey's Nature: A poem
A poem by Luke Western, recited by Peter Gordon, in aid of our Save Surrey's Nature appeal.
Frustration as Government pauses the Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme
Government pauses all new applications from farmers to access England’s flagship green farming scheme.
Wild about Gardens campaign asks us all to become hoverfly heroes
Humble hoverfly needs our help, say Royal Horticultural Society and The Wildlife Trusts