Concerns are rising in a small UK island community as plans to reduce livestock grazing could have devastating consequences for its iconic hill ponies. Campaigners warn that the new requirements, aimed at preserving the island's fragile ecosystem, could lead to a staggering 90% cull of the beloved ponies. The island, known for its unique wildlife and natural beauty, is home to a significant population of these iconic animals, which are an integral part of its heritage and culture. As the debate around conservation and animal welfare heats up, the future of these cherished ponies hangs in the balance.
Campaigners say requirements to cut livestock grazing could lead to a 90% cull of its hill ponies.
