Nature conservation organisations are urging England to match or exceed Scotland’s recent strides in protecting wildlife and the environment by regulating the grouse shooting industry.
Game changing grouse moor licensing law passes final vote in Scotland
A new law aimed at protecting wildlife and the environment by regulating the grouse shooting industry has passed its final vote in the Scottish Parliament. In a significant move for nature conservation, members of the Scottish Parliament have voted to pass the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Bill. This progressive legislation marks […]
Grouse moor licensing bill progresses through Holyrood
In a significant move for nature conservation, members of the Scottish Parliament have voted to advance the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Bill to Phase 3 of the legislative process. This progressive legislation marks a pivotal moment in the management of Scotland’s uplands, particularly concerning the licensing of grouse shooting and intensive […]
Labour pledges to introduce a ‘cross cutting’ land use framework in England
The Labour Party has pledged to introduce a comprehensive land use strategy should it assume power in the upcoming general election. The announcement, featured in the Labour Climate and Environment Forum’s Climate, Justice and Jobs essay collection, outlines the pledge as part of the party’s vision to foster green prosperity throughout […]
Unlocking nature’s potential: a year of opportunity for upland restoration in 2024
Across society people are stepping up to embrace the opportunity for change and the UK’s uplands are no exception to this trend. A shared vision among the private and public sectors, local communities, and environmental organisations is emerging, focusing on revitalising these iconic landscapes to bring about benefits for both society […]