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Managing the impacts of drought in the Midlands

Two Environment Agency officers, a man and a woman, both wearing waterproof bib-and-brace dungarees, walk up a shallow, narrow stream in the forest with nets and buckets looking for any fish in need of rescue and removal to safer, deeper waters.

Managing the impacts of drought in the Midlands

What is the situation in England? The National Drought Group met today (15 July) and a drought was declared in the West and East Midlands. The region joins the north-west and Yorkshire which officially declared drought last month. Dry weather …

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Managing flood risk - now and into the future

Posted by: Clare Dinnis, Posted on: 28 March 2018 - Categories: Flood
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My role in the Environment Agency is about looking to the future of flood and coastal erosion risk management. I’m lucky enough to be doing the job when we’re working with partners to develop a new strategy looking forward to …

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Invasive species week: coastline risks from invasive species and how we tackle them

Posted by: Nina Godsell, Posted on: 27 March 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity, Water

As part of invasive species I wanted to uncover the coastline risk of invasive species and the work I do as part of my role to tackle this issue. I was very fortunate to grow up a 10 minute walk …

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In conversation with the next generation of flood engineers

Posted by: jasongrant, Posted on: 19 March 2018 - Categories: Flood

In this blog, Becky and Gabi write about their experiences as female engineers, the Environment Agency graduate scheme from both mentor and trainee perspectives and the Next Generation event at the Flood and Coast conference. Bio: Becky Sharpe: I’m Catchment Engineer …

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Building partnerships to benefit the environment

Posted by: Paul Wyse, Posted on: 15 March 2018 - Categories: Flood

The Environment Agency – like so many other organisations – would not be able to do its job properly without effective partnership working. Just like in our home life, partners are really important in our work life too – we …

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The life and times of an Environmental Monitoring Officer

Posted by: Naomi Diver, Posted on: 7 March 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity

  I am a Naomi Diver and a freshwater ecologist otherwise known as an Environmental Monitoring Officer based in the East Midlands. I love my job! Who knew when I was river dipping as a kid that I would end …

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The feelings of getting hooked on fishing

Posted by: Andy Taylor, Posted on: 7 March 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity

Andy Taylor of the Head Office partnership team recalls the simultaneous feelings of excitement, fear and curiosity that first got him hooked on fishing. Experiences can shape lives – and even careers. For me it was a lucky sweep with …

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Why I'm looking forward to the Flood and Coast 2018

Posted by: Clare Dinnis, Posted on: 7 March 2018 - Categories: Flood

I’ve been with the Environment Agency now for 20 years in a variety of roles. As part of this I’ve worked with lots of different people – inside and outside the organisation. And that’s one of the key things that’s …

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Starcross: Lovers of science

Posted by: Emma Howard Boyd, Posted on: 5 March 2018 - Categories: Community

Earlier this year, on #womeninscience day, we were drawing attention to the opportunities for aspiring scientists at the Environment Agency. Our aspiration is for our laboratories, like all parts of the organisation, to be as diverse as the communities we …

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Fishing Licence celebrates Dick Walker and Clarissa the Carp

Posted by: Steve Chambers, Posted on: 1 March 2018 - Categories: Fisheries and biodiversity

The new images on our fishing licences, created by renowned artist David Miller, were revealed on 1 March and as usual David has produced some stunning images which really capture the beauty of the fish we love to catch. Here’s …

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Celebrating LGBT+ History Month

Posted by: Lisa Pinney, Posted on: 27 February 2018 - Categories: Other areas of our work

February is LGBT+ History Month here in the UK. It’s a time for everyone to celebrate how far LGB & T people have come in the fight for rights and equality. Lots has been achieved but there is more to …

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