The government's new plan regarding investment across several countries has caused fury among the wildlife groups. 

The RPSB having a million members, stated it as an " unprecedented attack "

Simon Charter, the secretary of levelling up told that the " zones aren't developers charter. "

Several charities like the Shropshire Wildlife trust and the National trust aren't convinced. 

The investment zones of the government include plans for a relaxation of planning rules to allow business development

Conservation groups fear about the repurcussion that might be created due to relaxation of environmental protections. 

Operations director Jeff Knott of RPSB told BBC Radio Shropshire the ornithological charity was "absolutely furious" regarding the government 

He further stated, " We are absoulutely furious about this."

These changes seems more like destruction zones than investment options. 

The conservation groups across the country supported RPSB's call.