Curlews still live and breed on the edge of Long Mynd and around the Shropshire Hills but are threatened. Amanda Perkins from Curlew Country shares the story of years of conservation, and hope for the future.
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Commons Stories is a collection of stories from four upland common regions across England: Dartmoor, the Yorkshire Dales, the Lake District and the Shropshire Hills.
You’ll find written and photographic portraits of people, short videos, audio clips, and reflections on events through the year, as well as reflections on some of the challenges of building sustainable futures for people and landscape in these special places.
The collection is put together by somewhere nowhere duo, writer Harriet Fraser and photographer Rob Fraser, with contributions from commoners using GoPro cameras to capture snippets of their day-to-day lives on the farm and in the hills.
Curlews still live and breed on the edge of Long Mynd and around the Shropshire Hills but are threatened. Amanda Perkins from Curlew Country shares the story of years of conservation, and hope for the future.
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