²ÝÁñÉçÇø

²ÝÁñÉçÇø are supporting nature restoration and wildlife by keeping sediment on-farm which could also help businesses reclaim and reuse productive soil that would otherwise be lost downstream

England’s reservoirs should be 76% full at this time of year – but many of them (41%) are under half full

The campaign, run by The Wildlife Trusts and Northumberland Wildlife Trust, needs to raise £30 million to secure the future of the Rothbury Estate and use it for natural restoration

More than 10,000 objections have been submitted against plans to install a 70-mile pylon development across Scottish farmland

²ÝÁñÉçÇø invited to apply for Severn Trent's latest STEPS programme

Defra said 'repeated burning' on peatland damages precious ecosystems, but the Moorland Association says heather burning has helped to save lives

More than 5,000 farmers with agreements set to expire will be offered an extension

The Energy Security and Net Zero Secretary has approved plans for what is expected to be one of the UK's largest solar farms in Lincolnshire, sparking concerns regarding the loss of productive farmland and the impact it could have on food security

Following increasing incidents of flooding and a lack of action around watercourse management, a group of Cumbrian farmers set out to create a blueprint for others to follow

Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, due to be released next year, will explore King Charles' philosophy of harmony and how farming, food production, urbanism and community regeneration can lead to a more sustainable world