Politics

Three weeks ago, we asked for your help in raising the alarm about the growing risk of catastrophic wildfires on our moorland.

Our precious heather moorland is facing increasing threats, and the people who live and work there are expressing profound concern for their

Several frequently asked questions based on the findings from "The People’s Plan for the Uplands" report.

This article first appeared in Shooting Times By Andrew Gilruth, Chief Executive, Moorland Association Passions were running high at the...

We recently sent a letter to the Home Secretary outlining the very real risk of catastrophic wildfires engulfing our moorlands due to...

The government does not plan to ban driven grouse shooting, stating that it can benefit the rural economy and be good for wildlife and...

A new report on communities and conservation in the English uplands has found that residents of these unique landscapes feel “abandoned”...

The Moorland Association welcomes the  commitment within the Labour Party’s manifesto, published today, that Labour, if elected, will...

The following letter from Stephen Ramsden was published in Farmers Guardian this week. 14 May 2024 Predation from all directions The...

If you’re hosting a third party, this briefing paper may be helpful ( here )

Small particles in the air we breathe can be detrimental to human health. In city centres these can come from a wide range of activities,...

The Moorland Association, whose members care for more than one million acres of moorland, issued the following statement in response to...

Leading countryside organisations have today (Friday October 9) urged the Government to support a new blueprint for the shooting sector...

As Defra prepares to announce England’s largest ever peatland restoration scheme as part of its Nature for Climate Fund, new research...

Leading rural organisations have today  joined forces to call on the Environment Secretary, George Eustice, to bring the chaotic wildlife...