The House of Lords last night rejected controversial attempts by the UK government to scrap vital legislation which protects our waterways from further pollution.

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust has highlighted the crucial role of Nutrient Neutrality schemes in protecting the region’s waterways from yet more pollution.

For the third consecutive year, government approves use of deadly, banned pesticide that could kill bees and river life in the UK.

The Trust is calling on Government to use forthcoming policy changes to ensure that land for housing can be strategically assessed alongside that required for nature’s recovery, food production…

Winchester City Council have put forward plans to redevelop the North Walls Recreation Grounds which are adjacent to Winnall Moors Nature Reserve. Overall, the Trust believes this is an opportune…

Government approval of banned pesticide will harm Hampshire and Isle of Wight’s bees and river life, warns Wildlife Trust

The Government has published its response to the Landscapes Review – this is a chance to consider the future of our much-loved National Parks and Areas of Outstanding National Beauty (AONBs) in…

Today, the Environmental Audit Committee (a cross party group of MPs responsible for scrutinising the government on environmental issues) has released a damning report on water quality in our…

In the biggest shakeup to farming in 60 years, the Government has announced that they will shift £2.4 billion of farming subsidies towards nature’s recovery, sustainable food production and…

Hampshire & Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust welcomes the Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi’s announcement at COP26 that aims to put climate change into the heart of education by 2023. Now we…