Environment Agency
Film series highlights 'small but impactful' changes people can make to protect the environment
A series of 10 short films which focus on the small but impactful changes people can make in their daily lives to protect the environment have been released.
Restoring rivers to their natural state
Rosie Pyper from the Environment Agency’s national Water, Land and Biodiversity team has been working to restore the health of England's rivers and improve fish migration. Here, she tells us more about her latest projects...
Tree planting can reduce flood risk, finds study
Planting more trees can help prevent flooding in towns by 20 per cent - when used alongside other natural flood defences, according to a new study.
Rare harvest mice make a comeback in Hampshire
Rare harvest mice have returned to a Hampshire village more than 25 years after the species was thought to be locally extinct.
Drought-affected fish saved by rescue teams
Recent dry conditions have left many fish stranded in pools left by falling water levels in many of England's rivers.
