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Cumbria considers reintroducing white-tailed eagles, citing suitable habitat and ecological potential, despite farmer concerns over livestock predation.
White-tailed eagles, seen occasionally in Cumbria including near the Cumbria–Durham border and at Humphrey Head, are under consideration for reintroduction after a pre-feasibility study found suitable habitat along the Solway coast.
The Cumbrian White-tailed Eagle Project, involving conservation groups and universities, is assessing the move with public input since 2023, noting Cumbria’s strategic location between existing eagle populations in Scotland, Ireland, and southern England.
While no breeding pairs have formed, concerns persist from farmers and MP Tim Farron over potential livestock predation, despite limited evidence of widespread impact.
The project continues to weigh ecological benefits against rural anxieties, with no permanent population yet established and sightings remaining rare and temporary.
Cumbria considera reintroducir las águilas de cola blanca, citando el hábitat adecuado y el potencial ecológico, a pesar de las preocupaciones de los agricultores por la depredación del ganado.