This week we at The Wildlife Trusts are launching a new vision for how Britain builds

The Government's White Paper on housing could have some big changes in store for wildlife

Following the vote by MPs yesterday to trigger Article 50, and the subsequent publication by the Government of a White Paper we are a step closer to exiting the European Union. But what does this…

The felling of woodland at Nursling demonstrates the need for stronger protections for local wildlife sites, argues Trevor Codlin

Earlier this week the government announced its plans to boost the country’s economic productivity, which included a series of changes to the planning system.

With climate discussions underway in Paris, Trevor Codlin explores the thorny issue of energy supply, and makes the case for clean energy to protect our wildlife.

Beach huts are a popular and established feature of the seaside, but can lead to disturbance of rare habitats

A proposal to develop a site home to rare plants and animals has been turned down, but for how long

We respond to permission being given to develop a meadow near Alton

Many of our most precious wildlife sites have legal protections, but what does this mean in practice?