As one of the latest in the exchanges about grouse shooting, prior to the start of the grouse shooting season tomorrow, I was interested to read
Countryside Alliance's view, as expressed by Adrian Blackmore, the Director of Shooting. He makes some interesting points including:
- The large losses of moorland since the 19th century in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands, whereas in the UK we have the interest in grouse shooting to thank for helping to keep our large areas of heather moorland intact - 75% of the total international area.
- 44,500 acres of heather moorland on land managed for grouse have been repaired and revegetated across the North of England.

These details are something for the grouse moor community to be very proud of, and I recommend a read of
the article, which contains a link to the CA briefing on "
The Value of Grouse Moor Management".
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