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

The Moorland Association are quoted in this excellent piece by Maureen Hodges on the massive wildfire risk in The Cumberland News.

Before heading to a site with a wildfire, moorland managers should carefully assess several critical factors.

Six months after applying for a licence, we are still waiting to hear if Natural England is interested in continuing the successful trial.

A summary of the key issues outlined in the GWCT’s Peatland Report.

Explore the latest heather burning consultation updates. Learn about proposed restrictions on heather burning - have your say before 25 May

We are witnessing a huge increase in adult heather beetle at the moment which doesn’t bode well for the health of our moorland areas.

This blog provides guidance on when you can act without prior authorisation from Natural England.

The growing of risk of catastrophic wildfires has led to fire chiefs demanding that the Government gets to grip with the risk.

Bracken might appear to be a picturesque part of the landscape but it is a significant and growing problem.

The government is being urged to avoid a "Los Angeles style tragedy" posed by the increasing risk of wildfires on moorlands.

Ticks, those tiny blood-sucking arachnids, are more than just a nuisance; they're a growing concern in the UK countryside.