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Discover how dedicated land stewards across England's uplands are reversing wildlife decline through innovative moorland management. Real results from 4 conservation projects.

Brazil’s Cerrado is reintroducing controlled burning after a ban led to severe wildfires. This summary explains what went wrong and how planned fire protects people and habitats.

RSPB’s claim that UK wildfire lessons can’t be learned from abroad ignores global evidence. Experts warn this stance risks leaving our landscapes unprepared.

England’s moorlands face rising wildfire danger as fuel loads soar after a 73% drop in controlled burning. Active fuel management offers the only sustainable path to prevent disaster.

A powerful reminder that England’s National Parks were built on people, livelihoods, and stewardship, not abandonment or rewilding without communities.

Scottish Fire Chief Bruce Farquharson explains why controlled burning is vital for preventing wildfires, protecting peatlands, and supporting firefighter safety.

New research shows that ending grouse moor management and rising temperatures could cause major declines in red grouse, curlew and golden plover populations.

England's hen harrier population hits a 200-year high. Discover the facts behind this conservation success story and what's driving the recovery.

New research reveals how fragmented wildfire governance leaves the UK unprepared for rising fire risks, and why closer cooperation is urgently needed.

We are delighted to be hosting an evening for Moorland Association members at Swinton Park in North Yorkshire on Tuesday 25th November 2025.

The State of Wildfires 2024–2025 report reveals that controlled burning, rooted in traditional and scientific practice, is vital to prevent devastating wildfires.

Controlled burning of Scotland's moorlands protects peat and prevents wildfires. Discover why muirburn might be essential for fighting climate change.