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Natural England is seeking views on the proposal to combine and extend 2 existing sites as a single Special Protection Area (SPA).
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Seeking views on the draft code of practice setting out how species control provisions will be used in England.
DfT responds to Natural England’s recommendation on compensation for ancient woodland losses through the construction of HS2.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The outcome of Natural England’s review of HS2 Ltd’s 'no net loss in biodiversity' metric.
Seeking views on options we’ve proposed for simplifying the way that trade in captive-bred birds is regulated.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This is a consultation on biodiversity offsetting and how it might be introduced in England.
Defra and the Welsh ministers are seeking views on changing the defence that can be used for the offence of possessing wild bird eggs.
This action plan sets out what we will be doing to improve the hen harrier population in England and how we will monitor progress.
Our response to the Natural Capital Committee’s third state of natural capital report.
How the government is working to protect and manage wildlife and areas of land, and protect biodiversity and ecosystems.
Commitments and actions from the London Conference on the Illegal Wildlife Trade
The Kasane statement is a commitment to combat illegal wildlife trade.
Action the UK is taking, in collaboration with other Governments and organisations, to eradicate illegal wildlife trade.
Seeking views on proposals for how to implement the Nagoya Protocol and an associated EU regulation in the UK.
We want your views on our proposed strategy and actions to protect pollinating insects that support our food production.
Seeking views of growers on the proposal not to renew class licence WML-CL22 and review permission to release non native bumblebees in commercial glass houses on a case-by-case basis.
Our response to the Natural Capital Committee’s second state of natural capital report.
Regulators are required to consult with business on significant proposed changes to policy, process or practice.
Natural England is seeking views on proposed changes to the General and Class Licences.
We’re asking for your comments on the draft text of the national implementation report.
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