UK invests £1M to reintroduce golden eagles to England after century absence.

The UK government is investing £1 million to explore bringing back golden eagles to England for the first time in over a century. Once nearly eradicated by farmers, the birds are now the focus of a recovery effort based on a Forestry England study identifying eight potential zones in northern England. Officials aim to release young eagles as early as 2027, with the project led by the charity Restoring Upland Nature to meet national biodiversity targets.