The end of the Natural England website
Way back in 1995, when Naturenet began – yes fact fans, that was nearly twenty years ago – there were
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The Ventilator
Incorporating The Ranger's Blog
Natural England
Isle of Wight Natural Area profile: what it is and why you should read it
The government’s advisor on the natural environment, Natural England, has just published the long-awaited Natural Character Area profile for the
Read moreShould we pay £375,000 to poke buzzards out of their nests?
Something’s gone badly wrong at the Greenest Government Ever. To say I’ve been profoundly disappointed at the environmental performance of the Coalition –
Read moreGovernment websites: Natural England disputes DEFRA’s announcement
In a previous post (Government pro-chips website batters National Parks, Naturenet 30 June 2010) I pointed out the list of
Read moreA stroll by the beach
A few papers have picked up the latest development in Natural England’s mission to open up coastal access around England.
Read moreNatural England: former EN website was hacked
Naturenet reported on 7 April about the problems with the former English Nature website. A fortnight later and it’s still
Read moreNatural England website spurns former English Nature data
Oh dear – a bit of a cock-up on the technical front over at Natural England. All former English Nature
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Coastal right of access – what’s all this about ‘spreading room’?
It’s been a couple of months now since Natural England announced the proposals to create a new right of access
Read moreNatural England to recommend right of access to England’s coast… and pay for it?
It seems remarkable, but just a short while after the end of the seemingly interminable hurly-burly of creating the open
Read moreNatural England… reading the runes
Today The Ranger attended a seminar across the water in Winchester, to talk about the biodiversity of Hampshire. Of particular
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