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This blog post discusses what integrated moorland management truly means, drawing on current knowledge.

The PEATLAND-ES-UK project has been meticulously comparing different approaches to managing heather moorland.

If you release pheasants or red legged partridges on their low ground, near protected sites, Defra shared some mixed news on 21 March.

On Tuesday 18th March, a prescribed fire was reported to have got away from skilled personnel as they were conducting a planned burn.

Not all smoke is created equal. Understanding the difference between the smoke from a wildfire and that from a controlled burn is crucial.

The Peak District National Park is a natural treasure enjoyed by 13 million visitors every year. Wildfire is a growing threat.

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

The Moorland Association was represented at two workshops held by Defra and Natural England in February and March 2025 to start the process

A recently commissioned report by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) for Natural England looked into this puzzle.

These frequently asked questions are taken from a report published by the Future Landscapes Forum on the issues caused by bracken in the UK.

A Natural England-led evaluation of the hen harrier brood management trial has concluded that it is has led to more hen harriers successfull

This blog post aims to unpack the key insights from a report by The Future Landscapes Forum, a group of leading academics and practitioners.