In part one of this blog I told you about my quest to get a Goldeneye photo from Freiston Shore . I don’t really set myself any targets at the start of the year. I see people saying they want to see 300 species of bird this season, or top the year...

By Sharon Thompson, Senior Marine Policy Officer Thursday night saw the last in the present series of Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall’s FishFight ‘Save our Seas’ campaign. This programme highlighted a number of important marine conservation...

Children and young people are inherently curious about the world around them, and for many that includes nature. That interest is fanned by experience, the more direct and frequent the better. As children become progressively more urban and biodiversity...

The successful development of the Thames Estuary is our birthright. That was the assertion of the Rt Hon Eric Pickles, above, Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government. The Banner behind him reads 'Greater Thames' and he was...

I have been off on my travels again, hence the lack of blog last week. It was time to visit the in-laws again over on Lincolnshire side of The Wash. For the new readers of this blog, The Wash is the migrating bird equivalent of the Roscoe P Coltrane speed...