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The Moorlands of England are among the UK’s most treasured landscapes, known for their natural beauty, unique ecosystems, and cultural...

The moorland communities we represent applaud the mature leadership of Defra which has overseen the extraordinary recovery of hen...

Please note the following dates for 2025 meetings. Moorland Association Members / Agents / Keepers’ Meetings February 2025 London –...

Officials from Defra, the Home Office and Natural England visited moors in the Peak District last week. The Game and Wildlife...

Our heartfelt thanks to their Graces the Duke of Norfolk, the Duke of Northumberland, and the Duke of Westminster, for the recent dinner...

The Moorland Association sent this letter to the Financial Times this week, in response to a commentary by Guy Shrubsole. Sir, Guy...

The Moorland Association sent the following letter to The Guardian in response to an article published this week about hen harriers. Sir,...

As part of its coverage of publication of the RSPB Birdcrime Report 2023, Channel 4 News broadcast footage allegedly showing a wildlife...

The Moorland Association said today the latest Birdcrime report published by the RSPB is a deliberate attempt to mislead the public on...

The following letter has been published in The Times, 16 October 2024. Sir, Miranda Hart deserves sympathy for her awful experience of...

A new report on communities and conservation in the English uplands has found that residents of these unique landscapes feel “abandoned”...

The evidence shows that the Defra recovery plan for hen harriers has boosted the species population so much that both of its Special...