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Dartmoor ponies saved!

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By David Bean
| The Countryside Alliance
The Countryside Alliance warmly welcomes the government’s decision to protect the future of Dartmoor’s iconic semi-wild hill ponies, while supporting the farmers and commoners who graze them. Just one month ago, the Alliance highlighted growing concern that changes to Environmental Land Management Scheme (ELMS) agreements could leave graziers facing an impossible choice between retaining their ponies and maintaining commercially important herds of cattle and sheep.
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MPs adopt Alliance fly-tipping policies

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By David Bean
| The Countryside Alliance
MPs from across the political spectrum used a Westminster Hall debate on fly-tipping in residential areas on Tuesday (23 June) to underline many of the concerns and recommendations recently set out in Breaking the Cycle: Tackling Fly-Tipping and Waste Crime in the UK, the report produced by the Countryside Alliance for Future Countryside and the National Rural Crime Network.
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Dartmoor ponies: what’s really happening

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By David Bean
| The Countryside Alliance
The future of Dartmoor’s wild pony population has in recent weeks come under intense scrutiny. A running battle is being fought between regulators, conservationists, politicians and campaigners across traditional and social media, with the ponies caught in the crossfire. The debate – as these often do – has generated more heat than light, so the Countryside Alliance decided to uncover what is really happening.
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