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Netherlands once again doing too little to improve nature

Netherlands once again doing too little to improve nature

A new report released on Thursday indicates that the Dutch government is failing to take sufficient action to improve nature quality in the Netherlands. Although some progress has been made, it remains inadequate to meet established nature conservation goals.

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