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Rupert Lowe’s guns returned after police drop investigation
Independent MP Rupert Lowe has regained his firearms after a five-month police investigation concluded without charges
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Minister observes efforts to save Wales’s curlew
Wales’s Deputy First Minister has seen first-hand the battle to save curlew during Wales Nature Week, witnessing a £1 million recovery programme
By Hollis Butler
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Attacks on keepers occur every 12 days
New crime statistics reveal the true scale of violence facing Britain’s rural conservation workers, prompting an appeal from the Moorland Association
By Hollis Butler
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A school trip they’ll struggle to forget
Let’s Learn Moor gives thousands of schoolchildren, many from towns and cities, the chance to experience the beauty of the moors
By Connor O'Gorman
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Three Scottish estates earn top wildlife management awards
Three estates have received accreditation in recognition of their exemplary wildlife management and conservation work
By Hollis Butler
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MP’s moorland education leaves lasting impression
The Labour MP delivered a passionate defence of driven grouse shooting during a recent Westminster debate
By Hollis Butler
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Could feeding predators save rare capercaillie?
University of Aberdeen researchers believe they have found a way to boost breeding success: feed the predators instead of controlling them
By Hollis Butler
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Natural England’s own data exposes major conservation failure
Natural England's own data shows just 53.8% of conservation licences directly benefit species, falling well short of targets
By Hollis Butler
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Lead shot to be banned by 2029
Environment minister Emma Hardy announced that shots containing more than 1% lead will be banned, alongside bullets with lead content exceeding 3%
By Hollis Butler
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When ban attempt spectacularly fails
The grouse shooting debate reveals strong political support – some of it from perhaps surprising quarters – and a wider cultural divide
By ShootingUK
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Tick Bite Awareness – The British Deer Society
Stay alert to the symptoms of tick-borne infections suck as Lyme disease, warns Charles Smith-Jones
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