Helping tackle the War On Wildlife
Just what kind of waters will our not-so-distant relatives soon find lapping around their ankles? Our once pristine seas are rapidly resembling a microplastic cocktail blended with a large shot of fertiliser and sewage. We’ve given the worst areas names. All of which, writes Charlie Moores, means catastrophe for marine wildlife and seabirds.
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Nesting birds and the law
Botham declares war on the RSPB
BrewDog | Gamekeepers no longer needed at Kinrara
A quick note to Alexander Armstrong
Bee-flies – not dangerous unless you’re a solitary bee
European Eels – slipping towards extinction?
Hunt Investigation Team | Government Call for Evidence on Snaring
Great news – it’s becoming too risky to buy a grouse moor
Equipment Fund – one month in…
The National Trust and Trail Hunting 2021
