What does EN stand for?

English Nature (UK)

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Farmer and racehorse breeder Hugh van Cutsem, a shooting companion of PrinceCharles, just happens to be on the council of English Nature, the birdwatchinggroup whose members have condemned the alleged incident, as well as being VicePresident of Game Conservancy.

Young, posh and loaded

Last year, in an effort to further protect the Tunstall Hills for the future, English Nature put a ban on taking fossils away from the Hills.

DON'T TRY THIS AT HOME!

English Nature had objected to the plans for the crusher facility on leased land at Vopak's bulk liquid storage terminal on Seal Sands.

Oil plant plan is set to go ahead after all

Funded by English Nature, Defra and the Joint Nature Conservation Committee, the research found 79% of lowland grasslands outside of Sites of Special Scientific Interest were in poor condition.

Meadow management fears

Byline: GRAEME WILSON AFTER agonised discussion by focus groups running up costs of [pounds sterling]14,000, English Nature has a new name.

Goodbye English Nature, hello Natural England

English Nature and the Health Development Agency (HDA) have published the free booklet, Healthier Outlooks, offering a choice of walks in the region's top wildlife sites.

Step out for fitness

English Nature wants to clear 24 hectares to expand the ``desert wasteland'' corridor along the beach in a bid to encourage populations of EU-protected natterjack toads, sand lizards and great crested newts.

Sefton woods warning

English Nature has opposed routine maintenance of a shingle bank at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, because it disturbs the sea pea, which grows only on beaches in the south and east.

Flower in way of sea defence