The government is being urged to avoid a "Los Angeles style tragedy" posed by the increasing risk of wildfires on moorlands.
For a place that was used as an RAF base in the Second World War and more than 20 years worth of coal mining - it would seem unusual that the same area is also the last place in Britain to have had an extinct plant and has been dubbed “a jewel” of wildlife haven.
Biodiversity Net Gain: the wider benefit? James Lloyd, from Wilkin Chapman, examines what this means for Yorkshire landowners.
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