Nature

RSPCA officers were called to the training ground at Carver Barracks, near Saffron Walden, after a deer's antlers got caught in netting.

Indie GreenWatch columnist Louise Tennekoon: "I am not arguing against development. I’m arguing for thoughtful custodianship of nature."

Takeaway food litterbugs blamed as Port Jackson has to close and install measures just 48 hours into post-lockdown period.

7-year-old Manor Fields pupil Hattie Webber held a bake sale and ran 5k after hearing of the fate of the white rhino and African elephants.

Figures from the animal protection charity show its officers were called to 72 litter incidents in Hertfordshire in 2020.

Azolla filiculoides is "most invasive non-native weed species in UK" which can double in size every two hours if conditions are suitable.

With plans to remove the weir on the River Stort at Grange Paddocks concerning residents, Jono Forgham explains the reasons behind it.

A selection of 24 pictures featuring all creatures great and small, from robins to horses and including a husky, a fluffy cat and a flying schnauzer.

Removal will let river upstream return to its natural state with clear, flowing water and could see reintroduction of species like water voles.

Hedgehog rescue expert Lynne Garner spotted the female mallard stuck and injured on the lake at Southern Country Park.

Hertfordshire police say although there had been a reduction in incidents they have begun to rise again over the past couple of weeks.

A gallery of 18 photos taken by members of the Stortford Nature Facebook group in a five-mile radius of Bishop's Stortford over Christmas.

Nigel Blake has responded to requests for his photos taken by the River Stort and in Pishiobury Park to be available in a calendar.

Award-winning environment manager Martin Churley is passionate about sustainability and now his brief includes Manchester and East Midlands.

Pishiobury Park friends group chairman Bob Reed revealed an application for Local Nature Reserve status had been made in 2013.

Stortford woodland's trustees encouraging people to use smart phone apps to identify trees, plants, birds, insect and fungi.

An airfield ranger was alerted to a possible bird strike and, when he inspected the runway, found what he thought was the lifeless body of an owl.

Plans to enhance scrubland were imposed on East Herts Council by Environment Agency as part of planning consent for Northgate End car park.

Five-year-old Parthenaise on loan to Elsenham farmer Nick Herbert is spending six weeks with 30 cows.

James Allen and Isabelle James raised £252 to help Edinburgh Zoo's work with giant panda captive breeding programme.