The species was wiped out in England in the 19th century after being seen as a threat to livestock
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The species was wiped out in England in the 19th century after being seen as a threat to livestock
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England could soon welcome back golden eagles after more than 150 years, following a study that has identified sufficient suitable habitats for their reintroduction.
Exclusive: Study expected to confirm there are enough suitable sites to support bird of prey’s return
Study identified eight areas that can sustain a population and government has given £1m for recovery programme
NFU worries that plan for bird of prey to be brought back will place livestock at risk
The red-billed chough vanished from Kent as a result of habitat loss and persecution
Conservationists appeal to public for help after rare birds disappear in suspicious circumstances
Return of key species after more than 500 years could control damaging surge in deer numbers and boost tourism
