Charlotte Carter

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games have been hailed as the most sustainable ever. Reports recently published by Natural England and its partners describe the role of Green Infrastructure in achieving this Olympic legacy. 

The end of winter is upon us and it’s time to look forward to the busy schedule we have ahead for all of us researching and working in the field of landscape ecology. 

Two pilot bader culls will go ahead this summer to tackle the spread of bovine TB. 

Latest contents from Landscape Ecology

Natural England has recently published a report providing case studies of the application of the Ecosystem Approach at three upland sites.

Public consultation is currently underway seeking views on the proposed sites for the designation of Marine Conservation Zones.

Natural England are in the process of refreshing the NCA profiles, to provide the best available information to a wider audience. These profiles are intended to help achieve a more sustainable future for individuals and communities.

Volunteers are needed to survey the elusive woodcock species to determine the extent of change in breeding population distributions.

The Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) Capital Grant fund has recently opened for applications from Farmers in 79 priority catchments across England.

Hello and welcome to the Autumn edition of the ialeUK newsletter! This edition brings you feedback and thoughts on the excellent and lively conference, which was novel in its use of 5-minute flash presentations and interactive workshops.