Press releases 2010
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Silver screen stardom for Staffordshire farmer
(16 December 2010) A local farmer in Newtown, Staffordshire has been propelled to silver screen stardom after she showcased her wonderful work to the nation on the BBC’s Countryfile!
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(16 December 2010) Cyclists from around Leicestershire donned their cycling shorts and headed to Hicks Lodge, near Ashby de la Zouch in Leicestershire on Monday 6 December to take a tour around a new cycle centre.
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Christmas crafts at Saltfleetby
(15 December 2010) Children from around Lincolnshire are invited to get into the festive spirit as Natural England hosts a free event at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) next week to create Christmas crafts!
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Seasonal surveying at Saltfleetby
(14 December 2010) Students from Loughborough University have been carrying out geological surveys at Natural England’s Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR), Lincolnshire using new laser technology.
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(6 December 2010) Natural England is inviting kids from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk to learn all about the watery creatures that live at The Wash this weekend, as it hosts a free event at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR)!
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Lincolnshire farmer strikes Silver!
(30 November 2010) Lincolnshire farmer, Phillip Hubbert, has struck silver after he scooped the Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group’s (FWAG) Silver Lapwing Award!
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(26 November 2010) Children from around Derbyshire are invited to get into the festive spirit as Natural England hosts events at Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) next weekend to create Christmas crafts!
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(26 November 2010) Nature lovers are invited to come along to Natural England’s Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) next weekend to help save a nationally scarce habitat.
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Joint working leads to more green schemes
(25 November 2010) Natural England and the Environment Agency have been working together across Derbyshire and the Peak District to introduce green schemes to the county’s farmers and landowners.
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Nationally important landscape to be restored
(23 November 2010) One of the country’s most valued landscapes, Hallam Moors, is to be restored to its former glory, thanks to funding from Natural England and Sheffield City Council.
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Conservation work at Cressbrook
(18 November 2010) Youngsters from Nottinghamshire will be lending their services to the community today, Thursday 18 November, as they carry out conservation work at Cressbrook Dale, Derbyshire.
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Walkers celebrate “green” grant
(17 November 2010) Volunteers from a walking group in Nottinghamshire came together today, Wednesday 17 November, to celebrate a very “green” achievement!
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(16 November 2010) Families from around Derbyshire will get to marvel at the delights of Derbyshire Dales during winter this weekend as Natural England hosts an event at Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Derbyshire school scoops national wildlife award!
(11 November 2010) A Derbyshire school has attained national glory after it won Natural England’s Big Wildlife Garden School of the Year Competition!
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(9 November 2010) Young people from Shirebrook, Derbyshire are becoming more connected with nature thanks to a project being carried out by Junction Arts, on a farm managed under Natural England’s green scheme.
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(3 November 2010) The seventeenth century Stanford Hall in Lutterworth, Leicestershire has recently welcomed an extremely rare new resident to its grounds through the help of a Natural England green farming scheme.
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Nottingham residents to go wild in the city!
(29 October 2010) Natural England is pleased to announce the launch of a new project today, Friday 29 October, which will give Nottinghamshire residents the chance to reconnect with their green spaces.
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Hucknall health group marches to market!
(28 October 2010) A Hucknall health group will be taking to the stands next Friday to raise awareness of the health benefits that walking can bring.
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(26 October 2010) The “Ghost” Owl is haunting the Peak District once again, after environmentally friendly farming at Taddington, Derbyshire has led to a boost in its population.
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(25 October 2010) This Halloween, families from around Derbyshire are invited to a day filled with spooky-related fun as Natural England hosts an event at Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Detect and discover at the Wash
(25 October 2010) Natural England is inviting families from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk to detect and discover this weekend, as it hosts a free event at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR)!
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Skulls, skeletons and scrubbing!
(21 October 2010) Skeletons and scrubbing are on the agenda for those who want to make a difference this half term, as Natural England hosts free events at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Hedgelayers sharpen shears for championships
(21 October 2010) Hedgelayers will be sharpening their shears as they gear up for the annual National Hedgelaying Championships 2010 at Hambleton, Rutland Water this weekend!
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Natural England celebrates “green” health
(20 October 2010) Natural England and East Lindsey District Council are bringing together volunteers from Lincolnshire on Wednesday 27 October, in recognition of their inspirational work.
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(19 October 2010) This half-term Natural England will be keeping children from Lincolnshire and Norfolk pre-occupied with some wild activities at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR)!
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Foraging for fungi in the Dales
(19 October 2010) This half-term, Natural England are inviting children from around Derbyshire to come along to Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR), as it hosts a free one-day event!
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Natural England goes Wild About Lincolnshire!
(15 October 2010) Natural England staff will be going Wild About Lincolnshire next weekend as they head to the annual event which celebrates the county’s wonderful wildlife!
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Species salvation at Swanholme Lakes
(11 October 2010) Restoration works to heathland in Swanholme Lakes Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), Lincolnshire is set begin later this month, thanks to funding from Natural England.
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(11 October 2010) This weekend Natural England are to turn children from around Derbyshire into artists, as it hosts a day packed with free art activities at Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR)!
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Foraging for fascinating fungi
(8 October 2010) Children from around Lincolnshire are invited to come along to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dune National Nature Reserve (NNR) next weekend, as Natural England hosts a free one-day event!
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(5 October 2010) Natural England & Chesterfield Borough Council are calling on local residents to get healthy as they launch two new health walks in the district next week.
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Peak District sees surge in Uplands ELS
(4 October 2010) Nearly 16,000 hectares of farmland in the Peak District are signing up to Uplands Entry Level Stewardship (Uplands ELS) as farmers join the scheme in increasing numbers, Natural England figures show. Celebrated landscapes such as the White Peak have seen a two-fold increase in just two months.
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(24 September 2010) Natural England is inviting children and adults from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk to take part in a wild walk at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR) next weekend.
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(17 September 2010) Natural England is inviting Lincolnshire’s nature lovers to come along to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dune National Nature Reserve (NNR) next weekend for an autumn stroll.
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Rare moths live the high life in East Midlands tree-tops
(16 September 2010) An extensive, two year survey of moths in England’s protected woodlands has revealed that some of the country’s threatened moth species are now living in Derbyshire and Northamptonshire tree tops.
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Green scheme saves historic Hoby bridge
(16 September 2010) An ancient Grade 2-listed bridge over the River Wreake in Hoby, Leicestershire is set to be restored to its former glory, thanks to funding from Natural England’s green farming scheme.
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French students get a lesson in English farming
(13 September 2010) French pupils will learn all about environmentally-friendly farming on Tuesday 14 September, as they head to a Northamptonshire farm, managed by Natural England.
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(13 September 2010) On Sunday 19 September, kids and adults from around Lincolnshire are being called on to don their gloves and hit the beach to take part in an annual beach survey.
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Natural England heads to Hayfield!
(10 September 2010) Natural England will be heading to the annual Hayfield Show next weekend to let farmers and landowners know about the benefits of employing good environmental management on their land.
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If you go down to the dale today...
(24 August 2010) Natural England is encouraging children from across Derbyshire to go wild at the Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) family picnic on Wednesday 1 September!
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East Midlands historic monuments saved by green schemes
(24 August 2010) More than 240 historic monuments across the East Midlands are being protected by farmers through Natural England’s Environmental Stewardship (ES) schemes, according to a recent report.
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If you go down to the dale today...
(24 August 2010) Natural England is encouraging children from across Derbyshire to go wild at the Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) family picnic on Wednesday 1 September!
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Seaside swashbucklers and al fresco art!
(24 August 2010) Children from across Lincolnshire are invited to come along to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) as Natural England hosts a variety of free events.
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(23 August 2010) Natural England are encouraging children from around Derbyshire to get art and about as it hosts a day packed with free art activities at Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) on Thursday 26 August!
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More than quarter of a million hectares in Uplands ELS after 2,000 farmers sign up
(19 August 2010) Across the Peak District, 200 farmers apply to bring 8,000 ha of uplands into the new scheme
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Go wild about wildlife at the Wash!
(17 August 2010) Natural England invites children from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk to go wild about wildlife at a series of wildlife-related events at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR) next week.
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Investigate industrious insects!
(16 August 2010) Children are invited to come along to Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) for insect-related fun on Monday 23 August, as Natural England hosts a day packed with free art activities!
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Sheep ‘scout’ out traditional shelter
(12 August 2010) Sheep in the Alport Valley are to flock to a renovated nineteenth century home, thanks to a project which has seen the restoration of a pre-1880 sheep shelter on Kinder Plateau.
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(10 August 2010) Children from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk are invited along to The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR), as Natural England hosts fun-filled events for the summer.
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(5 August 2010) Children from across Lincolnshire are invited to come along to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dune National Nature Reserve (NNR) as Natural England hosts a variety of free events.
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Detect and discover at The Wash
(3 August 2010) Natural England will turn kids from around Lincolnshire and Norfolk into detectives and discoverers next week, as it hosts fun-filled free events at The Wash National Nature Reserve.
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Double celebration for Alfreton
(2 August 2010) Participants of an Alfreton-based walking group have two reasons to celebrate as they are awarded a national accolade from Natural England and mark their 10 year anniversary this month.
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Wetlands to boost wader population
(2 August 2010) Fairchild’s Lodge in Caldecott, Rutland is set to become home to declining waders species, including lapwing, curlew, snipe and redshank, thanks to funding from Natural England’s green farming scheme.
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Do you know what an owl eats for dinner?
(30 July 2010) Kids are invited to come and find out just what exactly an owl does eat for its dinner, as Natural England hosts an afternoon packed full of fun at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) on Sunday 8 August 2010.
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(29 July 2010) Natural England is to host a day packed full of fun and creativity at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dune National Nature Reserve (NNR) on Thursday 5 August, as it marks Playday 2010.
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(29 July 2010) Children of all ages are invited to go wild in Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve on Thursday 5 August in a series of exciting trails, such as a string trail and a blindfolded rope trail, as Natural England repeats its popular “Lathkilltrail” event for the summer.
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Interesting insects and watery wildlife
(27 July 2010) Children are invited to come along to Natural England’s The Wash National Nature Reserve next week to learn all about its interesting insects and watery wildlife.
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(23 July 2010) Start the summer holidays off with some fun at Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve (NNR), as Natural England hosts a series of events for children of all ages.
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Nottingham’s rare species named!
(20 July 2010) Member of public wins competition to name Nottingham’s forgotten wildlife Philorhizus quadrisignatusten is to emerge from obscurity and enjoy some long-awaited limelight, as the winner of the competition to name Nottingham’s forgotten species is finally announced.
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Make masks and casts at Saltfleetby
(19 July 2010) Start the summer holidays off with some fun at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dune National Nature Reserve (NNR), as Natural England hosts free creative events for children of all ages.
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Natural England meets The Wash fishing community
(19 July 2010) Members of The Wash inshore fishing community are to meet with Natural England directors to explore how Natural England and the fisheries sector can work more closely together on 19-20 July.
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(19 July 2010) As the summer holidays begin, children are invited to create their own under-the-sea-scape and learn more about watery wildlife, at The Wash National Nature Reserve.
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(16 July 2010) Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve (NNR) is to become an al fresco environmental art gallery next weekend as Natural England hosts a day packed full of art and crafts!
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(15 July 2010) One year after opening its gates to the public, bitterns have made an appearance at one of the largest reed beds in Northamptonshire, thanks to a conservation project funded by Natural England.
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(8 July 2010) Natural England is bringing volunteer walk leaders from across Leicestershire and Northamptonshire together next week, in recognition of their inspirational work.
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East Midlands urban wildlife and green spaces get £1 million boost
(6 July 2010) Access to Nature Programme now funds four projects in region’s towns and cities
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(5 July 2010) Natural England will be joining the Rush4Health festival this weekend, to promote the health benefits of walking as they launch three new health walks in the area.
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An earful of nature at the dales
(2 July 2010) Families from Derbyshire can come along to listen to the sounds of Lathkill Dale on Saturday 10 July, as Natural England hosts a free event on its National Nature Reserve.
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Name Nottingham’s nameless species!
(26 June 2010) Competition to name Nottingham’s forgotten wildlife puts the spotlight on one of nature’s ‘lesser-known- Latins’
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Natural England employee tests endurance for charity
(23 June 2010) A Natural England Wildlife Adviser will be pushing his endurance to the limit as he undergoes 12 smoke and indulgence-free months for charity, while raising awareness of the health benefits of the natural environment.
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Wildlife wonder for Derbyshire pupils
(23 June 2010) School children from Derbyshire will today uncover wildlife and its wonders at a special visit to Natural England’s Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve.
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Bentinck Void given official protection
(22 June 2010) Natural England has today, Tuesday 22 June, notified the much-loved, controversial landscape of Bentinck Void as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
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Investigate interesting insects at Saltfleetby
(18 June 2010) Natural England will be transforming the Lincolnshire public into adventurers next weekend, as it hosts a mini-beast safari to mark National Insect Week!
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Learn about Lathkill’s marvellous meadows
(18 June 2010) Children are invited to a wildlife spectacle on Saturday 26 June, to learn all about Lathkill’s marvellous meadows, its fabulous flowers and its wonderful wildlife!
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Last call for the East Midlands’ best school garden!
(14 June 2010) Schools in the East Midlands are being encouraged to get their trowels at the ready as the deadline to compete for the title of Big Wildlife Garden of Year fast approaches!
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(11 June 2010) Natural England’s Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) is to become the setting for a new health walk, on Sunday 20 June.
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Come & hear the tails of the Riverbank
(11 June 2010) Children of all ages are invited to discover the tantalising tails of the River Lathkill on Sunday 20 June through exploration, art activities and games!
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What’s happening down on the farm?
(8 June 2010) Local farms around the East Midlands are to open their gates to the public for a behind-the-scenes look on Sunday, 13 June, as they mark the fifth anniversary of Open Farm Sunday!
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(7 June 2010) Blaby residents are on the starting blocks to get active, as Natural England’s Walking for Health (WfH) scheme launches in the district.
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Monks’ fishpond restored to medieval magnificence
(7 June 2010) A medieval fishpond in the grounds of Beauvale Abbey, in Newthorpe, Nottinghamshire, one of only nine priories of the Carthusian Order in England, has been restored, thanks to funding from Natural England’s green farming scheme.
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Retford celebrates eight healthy years!
(2 June 2010) Participants of a Retford-based walking group are celebrating eight years of Walking for Health.
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Landowners invited to walk & talk
(2 June 2010) Natural England is inviting farmers and landowners to walk and talk with them throughout June and July to get to grips with farming options.
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(2 June 2010) Europe’s loudest amphibian, the natterjack toad, is making a successful comeback to the Lincolnshire coast, thanks to a project by Natural England and the University of Sussex.
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(28 May 2010) Natural England and the Borough Council of King’s Lynn & West Norfolk are inviting Lincolnshire’s nature-lovers to hit the beach for a fun-filled weekend full of free events!
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Secret conservation area opens to the public for one day only
(27 May 2010) The secrets of a special area of nature conservation, usually only accessible by the Ministry of Defence, are to be unveiled to the public at a special event on Sunday 20 June 2010.
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Bentinck Void to become protected site
(27 May 2010) Natural England has today announced that the much-loved, controversial landscape of Bentinck Void is to be given legal protection for its special wildlife.
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Makeover for Misterton Marshes
(27 May 2010) One of Leicestershire’s largest wetland habitats, Misterton Marshes, is set to be restored for the first time in 20 years under Natural England’s Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) scheme.
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(25 May 2010) Get set for a wild week at The Wash National Nature Reserve (NNR) this half-term as Natural England invite children to free events over the holiday.
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Green fingered walkers put best foot forward
(24 May 2010) Walking for health groups across the region are on the starting blocks to celebrate Volunteers’ Week (1-7 June) in style, as they get set to attempt a new type of ‘green’ exercise.
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A watery wonderland at Saltfleetby
(24 May 2010) Searching for sea creatures and pond dipping for nymphs are among the watery treats on offer for visitors to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) during the half term holiday.
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Natural England says “love your landscape!”
(18 May 2010) Natural England and the East Midlands Landscape Partnership are calling for the East Midlands to love its landscape!
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The Wash succeeds in MSC pre-assessment
(18 May 2010) Cockle and mussel fisheries in The Wash are a step closer to achieving Marine Stewardship Council (MSC) accreditation, thanks to the efforts of Natural England, Eastern Sea Fisheries Joint Committee (ESFJC) and the commercial fishing industry.
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Croxton Park safeguarded for the future
(17 May 2010) Leicestershire parkland is to benefit from a conservation boost, thanks to funding from Natural England’s green farming scheme.
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Celebrate our special species!
(14 May 2010) Natural England will be turning children from around Derbyshire into artists and adventurers next weekend, as it hosts a day filled with art activities, a hunt for special species, a wildlife walk and pond-dipping in celebration of International Biodiversity Day!
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Hinckley celebrates 10 healthy years!
(14 May 2010) Participants of a health group based in Hinckley, Leicestershire will be celebrating 10 years of Walking for Health on Wednesday 19th May.
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Sounds of spring at Saltfleetby
(7 May 2010) Members of the public are invited to discover the delightful sounds of spring birds at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) on Sunday 16 May.
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Night-time discoveries on the Dunes
(30 April 2010) An evening of discoveries is on the agenda for visitors to Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) on Friday 7 May.
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(26 April 2010) This Bank Holiday, children are invited to go wild to create plaster casts out of animal tracks and make some feathery friends!
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A spring celebration at The Wash
(22 April 2010) Visitors to The Wash National Nature Reserve are in for a treat next weekend, as they learn all about the legend of King John’s Treasure, infamous outlaw and warrior, Hereward The Wake and the medieval Hanseatic League, as part of The Green Quay’s 10th anniversary celebration weekend.
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Farmers: get your pens at the ready
(13 April 2010) Natural England is holding a series of workshops designed to help Derbyshire’s farmers tackle paperwork when applying for Natural England’s new Upland Entry Level Stewardship (UELS) scheme.
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Fears for important wildlife site as damage continues
(12 April 2010) Natural England is working with local police to protect a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) on the Leicestershire/Lincolnshire border which has been majorly damaged as a result of illegal activity in the area.
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Champion hedgelayer scores a century!
(8 April 2010) A champion hedgelayer has scored a century after he won his 106th hedgelaying competition.
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Kids get to know biodiversity in their backyards
(31 March 2010) Schoolchildren from Derbyshire have learnt all about biodiversity in their backyards, thanks to a project funded by Natural England.
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Easter egg-stravaganza in the Derbyshire Dales
(29 March 2010) Visitors to Lathkill Dale National Nature Reserve (NNR) are set to take part in some egg-stra special events this Easter, hosted by Natural England.
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(29 March 2010) On Tuesday 30 March, the Mayor of Broxtowe presented a volunteer walking group with an award commending their efforts for making a healthy difference to residents across the borough.
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Increased payments for higher level green farming schemes
(26 March 2010) East Midlands farmers with green farming schemes are to benefit, as payment rates for a number of the most popular capital items in Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) are set to rise later this year, bringing them into line with the rates paid under the new Uplands Entry Level Stewardship (Uplands ELS) scheme.
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Feathery friends flock to Derbyshire Dales!
(23 March 2010) Natural England’s Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve (NNR) is set to welcome an influx of birds as spring approaches.
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Keep the kids occupied this Easter!
(23 March 2010) Searching for brittlestars, pond dipping and creating works of art using shells could be the key to keeping the kids out of mischief this Easter!
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(22 March 2010) Natural England and Laurence Gould Partnership Limited are inviting Leicestershire’s farmers and landowners to a new energy event that could help them to become greener and more energy efficient.
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Planning decision protects River Mease
(19 March 2010) Natural England has welcomed the continued protection of the River Mease Special Area of Conservation, following the Planning Inquiry decision refusing an application for further housing at Packington Nook.
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For peat’s sake! East Midlands' bog under threat
(18 March 2010) In its report launched today, Natural England shows that extreme damage to the East Midlands' peatlands is dramatically decreasing its ability to store carbon. There are nearly 4,000 hectares of bare blanket bog peat in the Peak District alone, which makes up 1% of the country’s deep peat.
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(12 March 2010) Alan Duncan MP for Rutland and Melton is to join Natural England’s Regional Director for the East Midlands, Maddy Jago, this week, on a health walk in Melton Mowbray, part of Natural England Walking for Health (WfH) initiative.
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Natural England walks for Sport Relief!
(12 March 2010) Natural England is to practice what it preaches as staff gear up to take part in a series of lunch-time walks, with the launch walk to coincide with Sport Relief.
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Facing the wildlife challenge: East Midlands' lost and threatened species
(11 March 2010)• First ever audit of all of England’s lost and declining native species
• Centuries of conservation records go under the microscope
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Feathery friends flock to Lincolnshire!
(5 March 2010) Natural England’s Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) is set to welcome an influx of birds as spring approaches.
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New footpath offers pinnacle views
(5 March 2010) New breathtaking views across the White and Dark Peak can now be enjoyed by walkers visiting Stoney Middleton, near Bakewell, following the creation of a new footpath that has been funded by Natural England’s Environmental Stewardship scheme.
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Peak District moors undergoes restoration
(26 February 2010) Houndkirk Moor, in the eastern Peak District moors is set to be restored to its former glory, thanks to funding by Natural England, Sheffield City Council and the National Grid.
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(23 February 2010) The MPA Coalition will be important channel for dialogue with fishing industry
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Green scheme expanded for Bosworth Battlefield
(19 February 2010) Natural England is set to expand a green farming scheme to take in the real location of the famous Battle of Bosworth. The expansion follows recent discoveries by archaeologists of historical artefacts that have pinpointed the true site of the 1485 battle.
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The healing power of the Derbyshire Dales
(16 February 2010) Natural England wins award for substance misuse rehabilitation programme involving conservation work on National Nature Reserves
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(15 February 2010) Participants of Mablethorpe’s Green Exercise programme are being put through their paces by international runner, Bernice Wilson, as they get set to fill St Mary’s Park with nest boxes, in support of National Nest Box Week.
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Consultation deadline approaches for European Marine Site off Lincolnshire Coast
(12 February 2010) The formal consultation on the possible Special Area of Conservation, Inner Dowsing, Race Bank and North Ridge, just off the coast of Skegness, will close on Friday 26 February.
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Dippers under pressure in the Dales
(11 February 2010)An appeal to photographers in the Derbyshire Dales
Disturbance from photographers at dipper nesting sites in the Derbyshire Dales has increased over recent years, which in some cases has created real problems for the nesting birds.
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Surveys begin in Upper Dove river restoration programme
(11 February 2010) Specialist scientists are to take a unique look at rivers in the Upper Dove area of the Peak District National Park to gather evidence about the impact that local land management practices are having on them.
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Peak District farm hosts national launch of uplands farming scheme
(9 February 2010) Blaze Farm in Wildboarclough played host to the national launch of the new Uplands Entry Level Stewardship (UELS) scheme today, Tuesday 9 February.
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Natural England’s green farming stand scoops award at national show
(25 January 2010) Natural England scooped the Newark & Notts Agricultural Society award for ‘Best Supporting Trade Stand’ at this year’s Lincolnshire Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers Association (LAMMA) show.
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Scoopers scoop one hundred pounds of poop!
(25 January 2010) More than forty-five kilo’s (100lbs) of dog faeces were collected at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR) in Lincolnshire at a recent Natural England ‘Poop-a-scoop’ event.
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Forum highlights importance of 'green' farming
(21 January 2010) Farmers and land managers are to learn more about the industry’s commitment to the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) and how benefiting the natural environment can go hand-in-hand with practical farming, at a conference on 10 February, hosted by Natural England.
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Derbyshire Dales leads the way for local young people
(18 January 2010) A group of 16-18 year olds from Chesterfield’s Entry to Employment (e2e) scheme are to take part in a dynamic learning event on 26 January 2010 at Natural England’s Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Funding boost for White Peak wildlife
(18 January 2010) The White Peak in Derbyshire is to benefit from a funding boost to continue enhancement works at eight nature reserves across the Wye Valley and Peak Fringe, thanks to Natural England’s Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) scheme.
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Resident's views sought on European Marine Site off Lincolnshire coast
(14 January 2010) Lincolnshire sea users and local residents are to be given the opportunity to have their questions answered about a possible Special Area of Conservation (pSAC), Inner Dowsing, Race Bank and North Ridge, at a series of Marine Information Sessions, hosted by Natural England later this month.
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Safeguarding a mine of information
(12 January 2010) One of Britain’s oldest lead mines is set to open its doors to the public and offer free educational access visits, thanks to funding from Natural England’s Environmental Stewardship scheme.
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A plea to Lincolnshire dog walkers
(11 January 2010) Natural England is asking dog walkers in Louth and Mablethorpe to spare a thought for winter birds during the current arctic conditions when walking at Saltfleetby-Theddlethorpe Dunes National Nature Reserve (NNR).
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Dogs train on wild Derbyshire terrain!
(8 January 2010) Natural England’s Derbyshire Dales National Nature Reserve (NNR) is to welcome back search and rescue dogs onto its grounds for training this month.
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(6 January 2010) Dog walkers in Louth, Lincolnshire are being asked by Natural England to participate in some ‘poop-a-scoop’ action to highlight the importance of cleaning up dog mess and keeping the countryside clean.
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(5 January 2010) Visitors to the Green Quay in Kings Lynn are set to discover the secrets of migrating birds in a special supper evening hosted by Natural England.
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Time for action in the Uplands!
(5 January 2010) Farmers and land managers in Derbyshire will be given the opportunity to gain advice and support on applying for funding through Natural England’s upcoming Upland Entry Level Stewardship (UELS) scheme at a series of free events, with advice on hand from experienced advisers.
