Landscape architects have a central role in nurturing ecosystems and human wellbeing - but the sector needs to embrace its role as a change maker, writes Stephenson Halliday's Andrew Tempany
The Aldersgate Group's Signe Norberg reflects on how business and government can make the most of the Environmental Improvement Plan
Project partner Wildlife Trusts commends Aviva for its 'far sighted approach' to nature-based solutions, as insurer pursues net reduction in carbon emissions from the mid-2030s onwards
Reheating the same old promises and expecting different results is the 'very definition of insanity', warns the Wildlife Trusts' Craig Bennett
From farming subsidy reform to the role of private investors, the government's new Environment Improvement Plan has significant implications for the green economy
BusinessGreen rounds up the reaction from politicians, campaigners, and green business leaders to the UK's new five-year environmental policy plan
New plan promises to create new nature reserves and drive 'green growth', but campaigners slam 'threadbare patchwork of policies'
The everyday people who enjoy nature should be its guardians, not companies and private landowners looking to make a profit, writes Caroline Lucas
Supermarket giant to test raft of low carbon fertilisers across thousands of hectares of UK farmland in bid to cut supply chain costs and emissions
Green farming groups give proposals a 'cautious welcome', as government confirms six new sets of actions farmers can take to secure green subsidy payments