The UK Government's proposed amendments to the planning bill are good news for nature. But there's more work to do. Our experts break down what it means for England's wildlife 👇.

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When we build, we should build back nature too. That’s what Biodiversity Net Gain is designed to do - don’t let the UK Government weaken it 👇.

Biodiversity Net Gain promises more green spaces when developers build. But new UK Government proposals could exempt 97% of developments. That’s a loss for communities, and a blow to nature’s recovery. Speak up 👇.

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RT @Natures_Voice: We welcome the UK Government’s move to amend Part 3 of the Planning Bill in response to widespread concern. These chang….

As set out in our joint letter to the Secretary of State last year, we are aligned in calling for these urgently-needed and widely-supported reforms in order to put National Parks on track to a nature-rich future.

and targets set out in the Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP) for halting biodiversity loss, species recovery and conservation of threatened habitats.

Publishing this data is welcome and a key step forward, but the evidence itself highlights the scale of effort required for Protected Landscapes to deliver for nature and achieve their 30 by 30 commitment. .

We also encourage government to come forward with the promised reform of the statutory purposes and governance of these landscapes. For the first time, government has published data on the state of nature in Protected Landscapes.

These are pivotal to enabling Protected Landscape authorities to play their part in delivering government’s commitment to deliver 30 by 30 as well as contribute fully to achieving statutory targets in the Environment Act.

We urge the UK Government to press ahead without delay, on delivering the vital regulations plans to implement the vital regulatory change provided for by the Levelling up and Regeneration Act (LURA).

We need action now!. Environmental groups RSPB, @Campaign4Parks, @nationaltrust, @WildlifeTrusts, @uknationalparks, @WCL_News and the Woodland Trust have issued a joint response to this week’s first Government progress report on nature in England’s Protected Landscapes 👇

Proposed changes to Biodiversity Net Gain could exempt most developments from contributing to nature and fall short on major infrastructure. This risks taking the system backwards. BNG must be strengthened, not weakened. Take action 👇.

This is a critical moment. Let’s choose a future where nature thrives, not one where we look back and wish we’d acted sooner.

Nature can’t wait. The revised EIP, due later this year, must drive recovery at the scale and pace this crisis demands. If we’re serious about meeting legally binding targets, especially halting species decline by 2030, the PIB must be substantially improved.

Under the Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP) 7 out of 11 targets for nature are largely off track, with the remainder partially off track or not assessed. Meanwhile, the Planning Bill risks weakening the very protections needed to reverse species decline and restore habitats.