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Druridge Bay is safe. The government has rejected plans for an opencast coal mine there – the first time a coal mine has been refused for climate change reasons in the UK.

Lough Neagh, the biggest freshwater lake in Britain or Ireland, once teemed with fish and bird life. James Orr shares his love for a natural wonder that needs our help.

National Tree Week is at the end of November – but we love trees all year round. Here's why...

What does the UK government’s 25 year plan for the environment say? And will it really make life better for the next generation?

'Bees, Bugs & Butterflies' (Leaping Hare Press), published in association with the Soil Association & Friends of the Earth, shines the spotlight on nature's heroes and helpers - including the little known lacewing.

What's the problem with nature? And can we restore the health and diversity of the natural world that we depend on for our survival and quality of life?

How climate change and the loss of nature are linked – and why restoring nature will help combat climate change.

Why our future as a species depends on nature and wildlife thriving in our countryside, towns and cities: Friends of the Earth's position.

Our award-winning guest blogger Esther Woolfson speaks up on behalf of snails and slugs, and their important role in our gardens.

Lots of people don't like spiders – but Dr Charlie Bell is on a mission to make us less scared, and more appreciative, of our 8-legged little housemates.