Six white-tailed eagles released on Exmoor to restore native population
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Six white-tailed eagles released on Exmoor to restore native population

4 Aug 2026 · Originally published 4 Aug 2026 9/10 Original headline: White-tailed eagles released onto Exmoor National Park
Six young white-tailed eagles have been released on Exmoor, marking the first time the species has returned to the area in 200 years. The project, led by Forestry England and the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation, aims to restore local biodiversity by introducing up to 20 more birds over the next three years.
Source: BBC News UK Somerset
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