
Tag: Biodiversity


Applications open for Species on the Edge Youth Panel
October 4, 2023

New global framework for regenerative agriculture practices
October 4, 2023

EU greenwashing law will not ban green marketing terms
October 4, 2023

Global call for sustainable livestock transformation
October 3, 2023

Summit-to-sea nature restoration continues at Ben Wyvis
October 3, 2023

Beaver release approved at new Argyll and Tayside sites
October 3, 2023

Earthworms are the fourth largest global grain producer
October 3, 2023

Scottish Agriculture Bill is welcome step forward
October 3, 2023

Farm Gate 98: Torpenhow’s total transformation
October 2, 2023


Scotland: Landmark legislation to support sustainable farming
October 2, 2023

Climate Bonds unveils guidance on EU deforestation regulation
October 2, 2023

8.9ha Newsweek podcast: Is glyphosate critical for regen ag?
September 29, 2023

8.9 Debate: Regen and glyphosate – Closing statements
September 29, 2023

Livestock farmers trial satellite tech to save costs and boost resilience
September 29, 2023

Criminal complaint against Bayer for concealing glyphosate risks
September 29, 2023

“Grim reading” but farming can help reverse biodiversity losses
September 29, 2023

Thousands demand more government support for England’s upland farms
September 29, 2023

8.9 Debate: Regen and glyphosate – Marcus responds
September 28, 2023

Global conference on sustainable agricultural mechanisation
September 28, 2023

Climate Asset Management completes 1,800ha macadamia project acquisition
September 28, 2023



8.9 Debate: Regen and glyphosate – Attila responds
September 27, 2023

AI to support European transition to healthy soils
September 27, 2023


Lifescape launch the first ever Rewilding Law Hub
September 27, 2023

8.9 Debate: Regen and glyphosate – Marcus responds
September 26, 2023

Wales leads Britain on snares and glue traps total ban
September 26, 2023

Volunteers complete first phase of Loch Ness peatland restoration
September 26, 2023

British public reject ‘nanny state’ excuses and call for action
September 26, 2023

Scottish Leather Group launches £14 million “super tannery”
September 26, 2023

8.9 Debate: Regen and glyphosate – Attila opens
September 25, 2023

£3m for Scottish projects investing in nature
September 25, 2023



8.9ha Newsweek podcast – Is low carbon beef an answer to the wrong question?
September 22, 2023

£25 million for projects using nature to increase flood resilience
September 22, 2023


Government gives £1 million boost to Forestry skills training
September 22, 2023

Timber giant Samling withdraws lawsuit against Indigenous forest defenders
September 22, 2023

Figures show rise in “climate-washing” litigation against companies
September 22, 2023

A fifth of UK shopping basket at high risk from climate change
September 21, 2023

Global bodies launch campaign to protect forests
September 21, 2023

Ghost forests are victims and harbingers of sea-level rise
September 21, 2023

In memory of Richard Young, 1950-2023
September 20, 2023

Shifting the focus from environmental practices to “environmental profits”
September 20, 2023

Food sector making “more promises than progress” on regen agriculture
September 20, 2023

AHDB welcomes new science supporting GWP*
September 20, 2023

Regenerative farming is at a crossroads
September 20, 2023

Nature recovery to be accelerated in England’s Protected Landscapes
September 19, 2023

Risk of pandemic increases in human-dominated eco-systems
September 19, 2023

Legal challenge against government’s sewage plan dismissed by High Court
September 19, 2023

Secretary of State is “wrong” to say regen farming needs glyphosate
September 18, 2023

8.9 Newsweek, Part 2: Nutrient neutrality – What just happened?
September 15, 2023

Announcement on small abattoirs may be a “glimmer of hope”
September 15, 2023


Six of nine planetary boundaries have been crossed
September 15, 2023

Butterflies, bats and birds set to benefit from new funding
September 14, 2023

Pilot project to turn cocoa shells into low carbon fertiliser
September 14, 2023


EU deforestation law presents material risk for soy traders
September 14, 2023


Consultation over fourth National Park for Wales
September 13, 2023


Vietnam embarks on agroecological transformation
September 13, 2023

Farmed seaweed markets could reach $11.8bn by 2030
September 13, 2023


Work begins on new “wet peat farming” system at Harper Adams
September 12, 2023

New body to tackle multi-million pound potato problem
September 12, 2023

Ecological threats to food and agriculture are fuelling terrorism
September 12, 2023

Recoupling livestock and feed production creates natural ceiling for numbers
September 12, 2023

Net zero requires an accelerated a shift towards wood construction
September 11, 2023

Considerable change needed to stop nature loss in Scotland
September 11, 2023


Minerva bond risk due to deforestation links
September 8, 2023

Nature more nitrogen-sensitive than previously thought
September 7, 2023

Crofters and farmers work together on Scottish regenerative transition
September 7, 2023

Invasive alien species pose major global threats to humanity
September 7, 2023

Charities warn of triple failure on nature protection ahead of key vote
September 7, 2023

Britain’s first Agroforestry Show begins today
September 6, 2023

“Urgent action” needed on unsustainable soil degradation
September 6, 2023

Harvesting flax and the future of linen fibre in Scotland
September 6, 2023

Major reforms essential for poultry industry to address bird flu
September 5, 2023

UN affirms children’s right to a clean, healthy environment
September 5, 2023

Helm: “We need a catchment system approach” to nutrient loading
September 5, 2023

Over 900 insect species discovered in woodland in the Scottish Highlands
September 4, 2023

Bringing diverse grains to a mass market
September 1, 2023

No impact assessment took place before decision to end Glastir
September 1, 2023