Biodiversity loss is one of the most pressing global challenges, impacting plants and animals, food production, and the variety of..

Biodiversity is the foundation of life on Earth, supporting plants and animals, ecosystems, and human well-being. As human activities like..

Biodiversity is the foundation of life on Earth, sustaining ecosystems, plants and animals, and the natural resources we depend on..

There are 36 regions across the world flagged as Biodiversity Hotspots due to their immense global biodiversity, species richness, and..

Biodiversity encompasses the diversity of life on Earth, including the diversity of genes, of species, of ecosystems, and of functions…

Heathland habitats are home to many specialised, rare species, as well as a rich diversity of wildlife. Once widespread across..

Wetland habitats encompass a diverse range of ecosystems that blend terrestrial and aquatic environments, supporting water-dwelling species, land species, and..

Wetlands offer prolific ecological value and are some of the most powerful carbon sinks in the world, making them invaluable..

A vital element of the Biodiversity Net Gain policy is the Spatial Risk Multiplier. When developers have exhausted all on-site..

Traditional farming may be effective at creating short-term, high-profit yields of ecologically-modified crops, however, it is drastically harmful to nature..

Urbanisation has led to biodiversity loss through habitat destruction and fragmentation, with invasive species, urban heat and pollution exacerbating challenges..

Hedgerows are a vital part of UK wildlife but are highly endangered, having been lost in urbanisation, agricultural expansion, development..

With the introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain legislation in the UK as of February and April 2024 this has been..

Deforestation affects everything. It is driven by many things such as infrastructure development, agriculture expansion and resource extraction, largely propelled..

Wildlife corridors appear all across the globe and can be entirely natural or human-made structures, some covering over a dozen..

Woods, forests, and other woodland habitats are crucial spaces for nature and provide multitudes of essential ecosystem services that we..

While urbanisation has led to immense technological advances and thriving cities, biodiversity has heavily declined due to the incessant development..

Grassland habitats occur across the UK in a variety of habitats, each with unique biodiverse ecosystems offering rare ecological value..

As outlined in the Environment Act, the Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) policy outlines that habitats and environments affected by any..

To appreciate the Earth’s complex, lush, living and breathing biodiversity, and all the wonders that come with it. Learn about..

Crucial for long-term economic growth, the Earth’s natural sources contribute in many ways to our natural capital, such as their..