Nature & Wildlife

The bird nesting season is upon us and so at this time of year our moor keepers enter a phase of extra vigilance.

The Berwyn is constantly changing. A detailed study, spanning several decades, looked at these changes.

This video, courtesy of Yorkshire Dales Moorland Group, shows that our managed uplands are where the nation's stronghold of waders thrive.

As winter slips away and the days lengthen this is the time when predator control needs to be at its most focused.

Having published position statements on prescribed burning and bracken control FLF has now turned its attention to tree planting and the upl

Grouse moor management significantly contributes to the conservation of specific habitats and species and in this blog post we explore how t

The Eurasian curlew, with its distinctive, evocative call, once thrived in the UK, its presence a familiar part of the landscape.

The black grouse, a striking bird inhabiting the upland fringe, serves as a crucial indicator species, reflecting the ecological health of o

Can you imagine a nature reserve where thousands of rare waders come to breed? A place that is beautiful to the eye, rich in wildlife and ev

This blog post explores the critical role of UK peat soils in carbon storage and the devastating impact wildfires can have on these precious

The golden plover (Pluvialis apricaria) is a regular breeding bird on our managed moorlands. They require areas of very short vegetation to

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