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The 22nd of September is World Rivers Day. Over a million people from one hundred countries are participating all with shared aims in mind: to highlight the many values of rivers, to increase public awareness, and to encourage improved stewardship of rivers around the world.
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The UK is considered nature-depleted by the Biodiversity Intactness Index (BII), but alternative metrics show better biodiversity rankings. Addressing the biodiversity crisis requires both conservation efforts and a careful approache.
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You can now support our vital Grey partridge conservation work by purchasing a brand new Grey partridge pewter badge. £5 from the sale of each badge goes toward this essential project and we only have 250 available.
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NatureScot have asked us to remind our members and supporters that the muirburn season will begin on 1st October as usual this year and not 15th September as set out in the Wildlife Management and Muirburn Act 2024.
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Joe Stanley shares his transformative journey at the Allerton Project, advocating sustainable farming practices, addressing obstacles to adoption, and emphasising the need for greater support across the food supply chain.
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GWCT Senior Advisor Mike Swan discusses common public complaints about shooting practices, emphasising proactive communication with neighbors, addressing issues like shot fallout and poults, and promoting responsible game management through the Aim to Sustain assurance scheme.
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Over the past 40 years, the population of Wild Atlantic Salmon in our rivers has plummeted by 80%. If we don’t act now, these remarkable fish could vanish from our waters forever.
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The analysis we did of grouse moor management’s contribution to government policy identified 12 public goods and services from food production to recreation and biodiversity.
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Bill Beaumont has been working on salmon on the River Frome in Dorset for 50 years, and now he works alongside his son, Will
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Guest blog by Harkila. A successful day in the field is not just about good company or sharp aim; it also requires the right kit, particularly clothing that balances comfort, practicality, and style.
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