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Nesting birds and the law
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Great news – it’s becoming too risky to buy a grouse moor
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Badgers | Shooting starts tonight
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Functional extinction 101
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A quick note to Alexander Armstrong
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Decathlon’s war on wildlife?
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Equipment Fund – next steps
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Wales | No to badger culling
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Guest Post: Jane Smith | All Our Wild and Precious Lives
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English Heritage, Trophy Hunting and Muntjacs
@WarOnWildlife
Another godawful headline (this time from the Derby Telegraph) for the ‘authorities’ that supposedly run the shooting gallery also known as the Peak District National Park - 'Peregrine chicks taken in Peak District nest raid':
https://t.co/0dfcM2x4tz https://t.co/DMng93J6ZH
@WarOnWildlife
@CIHWatch: Great! Thank you on behalf of all the persecuted wildlife. We are watching! #stopthecull #strengthentheban #bansnares https://t.co/bdkF8hEzKO
@WarOnWildlife
"There is no video footage of gamekeepers shooting mountain hares but then again there’s no footage of them shooting raptors either." Guest post from author and campaigner @BerzinsBob - 'Mountain Hares – Can they survive alongside Driven Grouse Shooting?'
https://t.co/TsgcbKkxUD https://t.co/vtul8spVvt
@WarOnWildlife
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@WarOnWildlife
@ActionHare: This is Hare Hunting # 2 Westerby Bassets
This month we're taking a look at one of the more eccentric and lesser known areas of illegal hare hunting:
https://t.co/uxg96qsMHY https://t.co/ODWc7lWk8a
@WarOnWildlife
@WildJustice_org: Has @DefraGovUK tackled any of the environmental/societal problems of intensive grouse shooting in last 11 years?
Wildlife crime? No
Medicated grit? No
Greenhouse gases? Not much
Flood risk? No
Water quality? No
Lead ammunition? No
Deaths of non-target species? No
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@WarOnWildlife
@ChrisGPackham: I wonder what all the cetaceans within hundreds , maybe thousands of miles , felt - literally felt as a result of this ? Seems so primitive too , really 1950’s . Surely this sort of ‘stress’ test could be mathematically modelled today . As if the oceans don’t have enough problems https://t.co/AlQju4M56k