Natural England has issued a ruling requiring a 75 percent reduction in grazing on Dartmoor, raising concerns that up to 90 percent of the Dartmoor pony population could be culled. The government has stated that the ponies are safe despite the ruling, which has drawn criticism from various stakeholders, including Kemi Badenoch.
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Natural England ruling may lead to reduction in Dartmoor pony population
Natural England's decision to reduce grazing on Dartmoor by 75 percent has led to fears that a significant portion of the Dartmoor pony population may face culling. The government maintains that the ponies are safe, while the ruling has sparked criticism from officials and the public.
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No10 insists Dartmoor ponies are 'safe' as Kemi Badenoch leads fury at prospect of 'mass slaughter' after quango ruling
Neutral Headline
Natural England ruling may lead to reduction in Dartmoor pony population