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General · 12 April 2026

Golden eagles may return to England

Golden eagles may return to England

Wildlife recovery plans could bring a missing species back to English skies after long absence. A Forestry England study found eight areas suitable for reintroduction, with government support announced on April 11 to help the process move forward. Officials approved £1 million in funding, and young birds could be released as early as next year, though stable populations may take over a decade.

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