The Field Magazine March 2023 Zurück Ausgabe

TRADITION AND TRANSITION
Guns enjoy a wild bird day at Mapperton, a shoot that has decided to move with the times.

ESTATES EMBRACE NATURE
Eleanor Doughty meets the private landowners who are turning their acres wild

OUTWITTING WOODPIGEON
Pigeons need to be managed and proper planning ensures success on the day.

ON THE EDGE OF EXTINCTION
The fate of capercaillie in Scotland may be sealed unless some difficult decisions are made – and quickly.

SAVING THE KING OF FISH
A tracking project is helping to ensure salmon not only survive but thrive.

NATIONAL HUNT’S NEW GUARD
Martha Terry speaks to the young jump trainers snapping at their seniors’ heels

NATURE, NOTED
The Field launches a new writing competition for real nature writers who can connect with the countryside we love

LITERARY LANDSCAPES
Rory Knight Bruce discovers how the British countryside has inspired the greatest novelists, playwrights and poets of our time