Tag: grouse shooting

  • Rewilding Species of the Month: The Mountain Hare

    Rewilding Species of the Month: The Mountain Hare

    Some species play a key role in rewilding: altering landscapes, restoring ecosystems and/or creating balance through predation. This month, however, we focus on a species for whom rewilding could be the key to their survival on our shores – the mountain hare. The mountain hare is the UK’s only native hare and has been here…

  • Ban Driven Grouse Shooting

    Ban Driven Grouse Shooting

    By Elena Grice

    Our friends over at Wild Justice have a petition to ban driven grouse shooting that is currently about 16,000 signatures off the required 100,000 to be debated in public. With moorland burning leading to carbon emissions, out-of-control wildfires, damage that leads to flooding, as well as air pollution and raptor persecution, driven grouse shooting needs…

  • Grouse shooting and rewilding

    Grouse shooting and rewilding

    Grouse moors are not land for food production, purely for sport, and 1.4% of the entire land of Britain is given over to ecologically damaging practices such as burning peat and ‘predator control’.

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