Britain's wading birds are at risk because of the refusal of some conservation bodies to carry out effective predator control, says the Countryside Alliance (CA).
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Bleak future predicted for brown hares
The removal of set-aside could mean a bleak future for our brown hares, according to the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust.
Salmon saved by project on the River Aire
Salmon have returned to Castleford's river Aire after recent projects have helped their return.
Irish Setter Association celebrates centenary
The Irish Setter Association is celebrating its centenary with an exhibition at The Kennel Club, a championship and open show and an international field trial.
Welsh Assembly announces badger cull
A targeted culling of badgers will go ahead in an attempt to halt the spread of bovine tuberculosis (TB) in the worst affected parts of Wales.
Hunting goes online with a new website
The hunting community now has its own online networking portal.
Ladies-only fishing club is launched
The first ever 'ladies only' fly-fishing and angling club has been launched in the North East.
Olympic Shooting to Leave no Legacy
The London Olympics in 2012 have sparked controversy over plans to spend £18 million on a temporary shooting facility.
Oak Disease in Charnwood
Charnwood forest oaks are dying as Forestry Commission tree pathologists search for the cause.