The problem is the grips on the land, which are basically big ditches that were dug out of the moors. They are responsible for water draining off the moors. When they are blocked up, sphagnum mosses help to absorb the water and lessen the risk of flooding. As seen in Mynydd Mynyllod, much of the necessary work on grouse moors is being carried out in co-operation with private landlords.
Driven Grouse Shooting
Proceeding contribution from
Antoinette Sandbach
(Conservative)
in the House of Commons on Monday, 31 October 2016.
It occurred during e-petition debate on Driven Grouse Shooting.
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