Moorland in a sentence

From the stunning National Park with its picturesque villages to rugged moorland with views that stretch forever.

Heather moorland is commonly burnt to provide fresh growth for game and livestock and the new legislation would replace the current voluntary code of conduct for gamekeepers with special licences.

It is these savvy, intelligent moorland ponies that represent the true character and qualities of the Exmoor pony breed.

Mr Ewing continued: “Sustainable grouse moor management provides remarkable conservation benefits, particularly for ground-nesting birds, birds of prey, rare moorland plants and pollinators.

Proposals to build a stable and storage block with a riding arena on grazing land near a moorland village have been rejected.

The school's fortified connection with the Moorland Federation is opening new doors for enriched collaborative experiences for their pupils and staff.

Wright, of Sunnyside Avenue, Tunstall, and Jones, of Moorland Road, Burslem - who are now both mums - have now been slapped with restraining orders.

A couple of walkers standing looking over the landscape of the national nature reserve, river and moorland in the Glen Affric area.

After generating thousands of pounds through a fundraising event at Moorland Park in 2015 Fred and Angela Bullard and Trisha Mardon set up the Splott Community Volunteers breakfast club.

A large family house in a moorland village has been earmarked for a small children's care home.

Given the scale of the efforts on Wedgwood Street, which has seen it shut between Jenkins Street and the Moorland Road junction, it would appear that is just as complex.

In this exhilarated state, we reach the plateau of the moorland.

Moorland restoration, support for farmers in national parks, nature recovery, rewilding, grouse moor management, and wildlife crime were also raised by those in attendance.

Police and paramedics were sent to Moorland Road following the collision outside the historic Burslem Lighthouse building at the Hamil Road junction.

The 1,400-acre estate features a stately home surrounded by gardens, a café, moorland and a deer park.

There was also a commitment to build another tower between Coopernook and Moorland, however that will be around a year in the future.

We’re planning a fun day to fund refurbing the park next door, which Staffordshire Moorland District Council approves of.

RAF bomb squad officers were brought in to carry out controlled explosions on the moorland above his isolated home.

So zigzag up the southern cliff before taking the faint coast path and then crossing bumpy, boggy peat moorland back to the main track (ramblers.org.uk).

From an economic perspective heather moorland clearly has tourism value although little of this, except that generated through country sports, finds its way back to source.