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Revive

The coalition for grouse moor reform

  • Why REVIVE?
    • Land Reform
    • Scotland’s Grouse Moors
    • Snaring & Trapping
    • Mountain Hare Culling
    • Fewer Jobs
    • Mass outdoor medication
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    • Killing protected birds of prey
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Land use

Our Land: a vision for land reform in Scotland and how we get there

March 16, 2021 by

Our Land: a vision for land reform in Scotland and how we get there offers a road map of how to achieve real land reform and shows that it’s all possible with the current powers of the Scottish Parliament.

Grouse moors are a metaphor for the problems of land ownership – a few people managing land very badly at the expense of our people, our wildlife and the environment. Our Land shows us the way out of these problems with authoritative conviction while offering a vision for how Scotland might look.

Tagged With: environmental damage, jobs, Land ref, Land use, Our Land, rural scotland

Revive Manifesto

May 5, 2020 by

This Revive Manifesto sets out policies that we believe the next Scottish Parliament should address if it is serious about tackling climate change, land reform, social justice, protecting Scotland’s wildlife and biodiversity.

Tagged With: environmental damage, Land use, medicated grit, Mountain Hares, muirburn, snares and traps

Scotland’s Grouse Moors: Background

October 12, 2018 by

Heather moorlands that are sometimes regarded as an iconic part of the Scottish landscape are, in reality, highly modified habitats managed to encourage high populations of one species, red grouse, so they can be killed for fun in the course of recreational shooting.

Tagged With: Land use, medicated grit

Environmental Damage

September 12, 2018 by

Muir burn

Scotland’s vital peat reserves are under constant threat from the damage caused by increasingly intensive muir burning on Scotland’s grouse moors adding to the risk of climate chaos in the future.

Tagged With: Land use, Public health

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