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Wildfires are an increasing threat in the UK, especially on moorlands. These fires release harmful pollutants that pose serious health risks

The guidance below has kindly been prepared by BASC after consultation with the relevant civil servants.

Having published position statements on prescribed burning and bracken control FLF has now turned its attention to tree planting and the upl

It's been four years since Natural England decreed that moorland managers should drastically reduce traditional heather burning over deep pe

Defra has said “this government supports shooting that is sustainable and conducted in full accordance with the law”.

It’s only the first week of March and we’ve already seen a spate of wildfires across our moors. Natural England’s restrictions on...

With Asulam no longer available and bruising, cutting, and rolling often proving ineffective, we ungently need a new option.

This blog provides a summary of a Future Landscapes report and aims to offer a balanced perspective on heather management.

Grouse moor management significantly contributes to the conservation of specific habitats and species and in this blog post we explore how t

The Eurasian curlew, with its distinctive, evocative call, once thrived in the UK, its presence a familiar part of the landscape.