Golden eagles could be reintroduced to England as early as next year, more than 150 years after they were last native to the country. The potential return of the iconic birds of prey has received significant government backing, marking a hopeful moment for wildlife conservation.
A recent study identified eight areas across England that are suitable for sustaining a golden eagle population. Following this research, the government has committed £1 million to a species recovery programme. This financial injection is a clear signal of intent to bring the majestic birds back to the English landscape.