The 7,500-acre Emblehope Moor has been purchased by restoration firm Restore, which plans to reintroduce species like golden eagles and beavers to the former shooting estate. Once the project's financial obligations are met, the land will be transferred to local community or charitable control to ensure long-term stewardship. This model aims to balance private investment with public benefit, providing a new approach to large-scale land management in the UK uplands.