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NIGHT PROWL

As shrimp farms encroach on fishing cat habitat in Thailand, scientists are learning how these felines are adapting to a changing world

Arctic roll

The Arctic tern is the ultimate distance migrant, flying pole to pole every year

New competition and classification to mean dressage will be for all

The new partnerships with British Dressage will provide opportunities for riders with intellectual disabilities

Pressure grows on the FEI to tackle concerns in dressage

A leading judge has made some recommendations he believes will help support the sport's future

Wild words

Spending time observing and writing about the natural world can be transformational

'Plenty to get your teeth into'

This year's Badminton track is testing, but fair, says Nicola Wilson, the 2021 European champion who finished in the top 10 at this five-star four times

Huge rewilding paradise planned for South Africa

The 100,000ha Loskop Dam Nature Reserve project hopes to bring back lost species

Songbird slaughter in Cyprus

Last autumn, almost half a million birds were trapped and killed by gangs on the Mediterranean island

New life for our rivers

Europe's dams are being removed at record-breaking speed - freeing rivers and restoring healthy habitats

FEMALE OF THE SPECIES

Love is a battlefield for damselflies in distress

CRACK DOWN

As the new Amazon drama Poacher hits our screens, we take a look at the fight to end ivory poaching in India

Pender keeps it in the family

Ireland's Mikey Pender begins a remarkable grand prix winning double and it all comes together in the ring for a \"special character\"

Birch is back in the big time

A former Olympic reserve rider scores her first international win in four years, while Kelsall specialists make their mark again

Welsh star is on the dot

A delightful Welsh section A leadrein contender is the best of a super-strong novice supreme on his winter championships debut

Super subs

Can a huntsman take on a different pack of hounds for a day and produce good sport? It can indeed happen,as Andrew Sallis explains

The King retains his crown

Global superstar King Edward joins the ranks of such legends as Milton and Shutterfly as a back-to-back World Cup winner

Artificial intelligence and its role in training our horses

Products on the market are using tech to help horse and rider progression and performance

Be bold and ambitious to benefit welfare and sport

The FEI will next week discuss the final report of the Equine Ethics and Wellbeing Commission

'Radical new thoughts for dressage

Anna Ross on the recent winter championships and potential rule changes

Access all areas Tim and Jonelle Price

New Zealand's premier eventing couple are in their second season based at the impressive Chedington Estate. Pippa Roome finds out how they work together and their plans for this Olympic year

Running at a loss, even if you win

Jodie Hall McAteer weighs up the pros and cons of jumping abroad

Safari guide

Natalie McComb owns Nile Horseback Safaris, leading expeditions through the Ugandan wilderness

Thousands see inappropriate methods of training horses

The welfare of horses at home, at all levels, has come under discussion after a major survey of riders

Happy, healthy horses the aim in move to combat equine obesity

A training day focusing on the implications of healthy and excess weight is well received

Edwards' remarkable home-soil hat-trick

The Welsh wonder Mark Edwards dazzles on home soil and a syndicate horse does his owners proud

The start of something special

Royal Windsor is often a show horse's first experience of an electric atmosphere. Alex Robinson learns how the pros use the prestigious fixture to see if an animal has what it takes for the big league

Kittel takes thriller

Patrik Kittel becomes the second Swedish rider to win a World Cup Final, while the British favourite is eliminated

Sore jaws

True pathology of the temporomandibular joint is an uncommon cause of a number of relatively common signs. Robyn Graham MRCVS explains how the problem is identified and treated

Fox-Pitt's 'tough' mare scores

Laura Collett and London 52 throw down their Olympic selection gauntlet, while William Fox-Pitt shows that he and Grafennacht are primed for Badminton

We've got each other's backs

As part of H&H's 140th anniversary this year, we are celebrating Britain's great horsey families with a series of interviews. In our second instalment, we speak to multi-medallist Gareth Hughes, his wife Rebecca and their daughter Ruby