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Craven College is proud to introduce a route into Gamekeeping via the Level 2 Countryside Worker Apprenticeship. The course will be tailored

Three weeks ago, we asked for your help in raising the alarm about the growing risk of catastrophic wildfires on our moorland.

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

Thank you to the Nidderdale Moorland Group for sharing this short video and the accompanying words

On January 17, 2025, Lord Roborough posed a written question (HL4185) to the Home Office, inquiring whether the Government expect a higher i

Welcome to our latest news roundup, where we focus on the work we're doing to highlight serious wildfire risks, take a look at the coverage

We recently asked our members to complete a short survey about the Heather and Grass Burning Code and here is a summary of the results.

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

Several frequently asked questions based on the findings from "The People’s Plan for the Uplands" report.

This article first appeared in Shooting Times By Andrew Gilruth, Chief Executive, Moorland Association Passions were running high at the...

This blog post provides a summary of the findings from a detailed report on the evidence surrounding sustainable driven grouse shooting.

This blog post explores the findings of an in-depth study - The Value of Shooting.