Wildfires ravaging Europe offer stark warning to Britain, yet we seem to be the only country restricting wildfire prevention tools like controlled burning. What on earth is going on? @NaturalEngland .

The 2018 Saddleworth fire was made worse by a lack of controlled burning, says Thirsk and Malton MP @kevinhollinrake. Managed moors are firebreaks; unmanaged ones are kindling.

Think grouse shooting is unregulated? Think again.

Lib Dem MP for Inverness Angus MacDonald tells MPs they have a simple choice: curlew with gamekeepers, or no gamekeepers and no curlew.

Labour MP for Bishop Auckland @SamJRushworth reminisces about Let's Learn Moor and the rare bird species that thrive on the moors because of the work of gamekeepers.

Chris Packham and @WildJustice_org say grouse shooting is "economically insignificant" - tell that to the thousands of people across the country whose jobs depend on it. Thank you @RishiSunak

It's ok @ChrisGPackham, everybody hurts sometimes. Read our report on Monday's driven grouse shooting debate:

Former Prime Minister @RishiSunak tells @ChrisGPackham and co. that a ban on grouse shooting will hurt ordinary, working people the most. Can Packham look gamekeepers in the eyes and tell them their livelihoods are "insignificant"?

"The committee room cameras pan to @ChrisGPackham in the audience, head in his hands, and dismay turns to exasperation as it dawns on him: if grouse shooting is going anywhere, it won’t be under this government. ".

RSPB admit, albeit reluctantly, that there had been “a notable increase in the numbers of breeding hen harriers in England compared to 2016, with a total of 50 territorial pairs being recorded, resulting in the successful fledging of 141 chicks”.

“[We should] stop the practice of pheasant shooting altogether. There should be no hunting in Britain; it’s a selfish, senseless way of behaving.”. Former London Deputy Mayor Baroness Jones shows how little the @TheGreenParty understands the countryside.

"Natural England is not fit for purpose". The Earl of Caithness criticises the current approach to wildfires and explains why controlled burning is the only solution to this growing problem.

There were over 30 wildfires in the Peak District this spring, mostly on land that is not managed with controlled burning. When will the likes of @Natures_Voice and @nationaltrust realise that rewetting isn't working. Find out more:

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Peak District friends, did you spot our digital ad van yesterday? Our moorlands suffered more than 30 wildfires in the three months to May, mostly on land that is not managed using controlled burning. Find out more:

In just 3 months, the Peak District suffered over 30 wildfires, mostly on land that is not managed using controlled burning. Landowners including @Natures_Voice and @nationaltrust need to put human lives and the health of our moorlands first.

The latest example of the RSPB having lost their way; now they are writing to locals in upland communities in yet another attempt to incite hostility against managed moors. Read more:.

@BeccyRSPB @ChtyCommission @RSPBEngland @ScotGamekeepers @NationalGamekee @MoorlandAssoc @BASCnews @RSPBScience @RSPBbirders @DrAmirKhanGP @SteveReedMP @BeefyBotham @JABBIRDART @CApressoffice @CAupdates.