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Man Coated Dead Pheasants with Rat Poison in 'Reckless Action' over Scottish Landowner Feud
Wildfires · Scotland

Man Coated Dead Pheasants with Rat Poison in 'Reckless Action' over Scottish Landowner Feud

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Clive Burgoyne pleaded guilty to a breach of wildlife legislation after lacing dead pheasants with rat poison.See the Story
Illegal Activity Suspected In Death Of Clare White-Tailed Eagle
Clare, County Clare · Clare

Illegal Activity Suspected In Death Of Clare White-Tailed Eagle

A Minister of State believes the death of a white-tailed eagle in Clare was the result of illegal activity. An investigation is underway following the death of Caimin, one of Ireland’s oldest breeding white-tailed eagles, whose body was found in Mountshannon on Saturday May 24th. Caimin held territory at the Mountshannon nest site on Lough […] The post Illegal Activity Suspected In Death Of Clare White-Tailed Eagle appeared first on Clare FM.See the Story
Another Raven found shot dead next to grouse moor in notorious persecution hotspot in Peak District National Park
South Yorkshire · South Yorkshire

Another Raven found shot dead next to grouse moor in notorious persecution hotspot in Peak District National Park

Press release from RSPB, 9 June 2025: ANOTHER SHOT RAVEN, THE LATEST VICTIM IN THE PEAK DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK In February 2025 a Raven was found shot near Bradfield, South Yorkshire, following a similar incident in the same area 6 months earlier. This incident is the latest in a series of confirmed persecution incidents involving protected birds in this area of the Peak District National Park in recent years. In August 2024, a Raven was found …Read Article

Natural England prevaricating on release of hen harrier brood meddling report

On 14 March 2025, Natural England announced the end of the ridiculous Hen Harrier brood meddling trial (see here). For new blog readers, the hen harrier brood meddling trial was a conservation sham sanctioned by DEFRA as part of its ludicrous ‘Hen Harrier Action Plan‘ and carried out by Natural England between 2018 – 2024, in cahoots with the very industry responsible for the species’ catastrophic decline in England. In general terms, the plan i…Nebraska · NebraskaRead Article

Podcast: Wild Justice CEO Bob Elliot tells League Against Cruel Sports why driven grouse shooting should be banned

New podcast: Bob Elliot, CEO of Wild Justice, in conversation with Emma Judd, Head of Campaigns & Communications at the League Against Cruel Sports, discussing why driven grouse shooting should be banned. Listen here. Bob Elliot. Photo by Fabian HarrisonUnited Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Debate on Banning Driven Grouse Shooting: 30 June 2025, Westminster

Wild Justice’s most recent petition calling for a ban on driven grouse shooting recently passed the 100,000 signatures required to trigger a parliamentary debate in Westminster. The date of the debate has now been announced as Monday 30 June 2025 at 4.30pm. Thank you to everyone who promoted the petition and to the 100,000+ that signed it, helping to keep this issue in the public and political eye. The debate is open to the public (although pub…Westminster · WestminsterSee the Story

Have your say on new rules to restrict the deliberate burning of grouse moors to increase number of red grouse available for shooting

The UK Government recently announced a public consultation on proposed changes to The Heather and Grass etc Burning (England) Regulations 2021.  This is an important area of policy because England’s peatlands are of huge international importance. 80% of them are currently degraded, with rotational burning (typically on moorland managed for driven grouse shooting) being a contributory factor to that degradation in the uplands. Protecting peat fro…Regulation · SheffieldRead Article

Incident update: Buzzard found dead near Goathland in North York Moors National Park ‘was shot’

Last week I blogged about an appeal for information that had been posted on North Yorkshire Police’s Facebook page, in relation to ‘the suspected shooting of a buzzard‘ near Goathland on 2nd May 2025 (see here). I’d noted that the appeal was quite vague. It wasn’t clear if the appeal was a result of a witness report of someone seen shooting towards a buzzard or whether a corpse had been found and was awaiting post mortem. Buzzard photo by Pete …Facebook · EnglandRead Article

Satellite-tagged Hen Harrier ‘Sita’ vanishes in suspicious circumstances on grouse moor in Yorkshire Dales National Park

Further to yesterday’s news about the disappearance of two breeding male Hen Harriers from the RSPB’s Geltsdale Reserve in Cumbria, suspected to have been illegally killed whilst away hunting on neighbouring grouse moors (here), there’s news of another suspicious disappearance. This time it’s a young female Hen Harrier called ‘Sita’ who was satellite-tagged in Bowland in 2024, using a tag paid for by public funds raised by the charity Hen Harrie…England · EnglandRead Article

The RSPB’s Tragic Decline COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE

BY ALEXIA JAMESIt is well worth remembering why the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) was originally set up and by whom: By countrymen (and in particular women) who well understood the need for predation control. By gentlemen and ladies who saw how country sports brought the village together but, in some cases, needed rules and boundaries. Founded in 1889, the RSPB was incorporated by Royal Charter. Originally granted by King Edwa…Cumbria · CumbriaSee the Story

Police appeal launched after bird of prey illegally killed in North York Moors National Park

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The Rural Task Force of North Yorkshire Police are appealing for information following the suspected shooting of a buzzard in the North York Moors National Park.Facebook · EnglandSee the Story

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