From today, developers of nationally significant infrastructure projects in England must ensure their project delivers at least a 10% net gain in biodiversity.
Our fifth COP17 blog post explains why international support for nature has benefits at home as well as abroad.
In the fourth of our blog posts about the 17th UN Biodiversity Conference, Hasan tells us about the 2026 Biodiversity Finance Trends Dashboard.
In the third of our blog posts about the 17th UN Biodiversity Conference, Charlie tells us how the museum's analysis is helping to achieve 30by30.
In our next COP17 blog post, Will writes about a new document to help connect private finance with the needs and opportunities of places across the UK.
In the first of our blog posts on the 17th UN Biodiversity Conference, Dan McGonigle tells us about new research that will help shape practical action for nature.
I’m Hannah Boyne. It has been my great pleasure to lead the Ocean Community Empowerment and Nature (OCEAN) Grants Programme, part of the Blue Planet Fund, for the last three years. To date we have funded 34 programmes across 21 …
When I last wrote about the Species Survival Fund in 2024, we had just announced the 20 projects that would receive a share of £25million to help halt and reverse the decline in species abundance by preserving vital habitats. Two …
Nina tells us about the impact of wildfires on the North York Moors, and how her team are adapting their public communications to meet this evolving risk.
Discover how these community-owned plans are making a real difference, both locally and nationally.