Wildlife in England consists of the rich species of plants and animals and their habitat. Natural England is the organization entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining the richness of wildlife in England. The Natural England and wildlife Management and Licensing Service plays its part by their advice on wildlife management, by issuing license and permits and by wildlife enforcement and inspection. At the Rio Earth Summit in 1992, UK was one of the 188 countries to participate and accordingly it made a commitment to launch the UK Biodiversity Action Plan. Natural England launched the species Recovery program to check the declining species of animals, plants and fungi. Considering the prevailing approaches to be quite insufficient to tackle they launched upon the targeted action plan. A research is being conducted to find out the causes of the decline and a time period is fixed for recovery management to increase the count. Natural England is deeply involved in the recovery process of the wildlife in England.
Natural England has targeted certain species identified by the UK Diversity Action Plan. Partnering with the Government, voluntary organization, businessmen, landowners and by involving the public, the organization is bent upon delivering the targets.For conservation of England Wildlife, the government and Natural England is encouraging afforestation. Millions of gardens are homeland for many species of rare animals and plants. Felling of trees and clearing of greeneries is being discouraged and penal actions have been imposed for its breach. A wide range of gardening leaflets with valuable advice on wildlife friendly garden is being circulated to create awareness.
A rich diversity of plants make up the flora of England. England Wildlife is enriched by greens that comprises mainly of rich ferns, mosses and various flowering plants. Without plants the balance in the environment cannot be maintained. It is quite essential and acts as food and fodder for animal and human being who rely heavily on plants for their oxygen which is needed for survival. English Nature in their effort to establish a proper habitat for the preservation of wildlife in England established the Wetland Action Plan Steering Group in 2000 with four priorities - reedbeds, fens, lowland raised bogs and coastal and floodplain grazing marsh. The rich England Bio Reserves require special care and attention for their protection. The government in England and various environmental organizations have sped up their activities by creating awareness for preservation and conservation of wildlife in England. A wildlife tour in England can be an important activity during your tour of England. It will give you a picture of the rich bio reserves of the country and the forested land.
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