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Don't miss your chance to win a drive on 4 outstanding shoots in Essex for a team of 9 guns.
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We respond to a recent piece in the Yorkshire Post describing the efforts being made to save water voles in the North York Moors National Park.
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For a fruit and vegetable gardener like me, grey squirrels are not welcome, and I do not much care for them pinching my bird nuts either. Fortunately, grey squirrels are pretty easy to trap, at this time of year, when natural food is scarce.
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Uplands Blog
The Uplands team are pleased to deliver some new research. Please see below abstracts from two of our published papers from this year.
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Woodcock Watch Blog
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The woodcock breeding season will now be well underway. Male woodcock will be roding all across the country and most females will be incubating. Some females will already have chicks, especially given the relatively mild start to the spring. Normally, by mid-April, we are busy with spring fieldwork but under current coronavirus restrictions, none of our usual work can continue.
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GWCT Wales
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Curlew Country, which launches its webcam programme once again this week, has done an amazing job in getting boots on the ground – practical, hands-on working with farmers and land managers – to recover these much-loved birds that have almost disappeared from our countryside.
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Fisheries Blog
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This morning the first PIT-tagged adult of the year returned to the River Frome. In fact, the first two tagged adult salmon were detected within five minutes of each other at East Stoke!
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