Bovine tuberculosis controls specific to cattle in Wales could soon apply to camelids, goats and deer.
The Welsh Assembly Government has launched a consultation on a draft legislative order to control TB in these three species.
It means that alpacas, guanacos, llamas and vicunas as well as goats and...
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Badger trust to appeal against Judicial Review decision
Wednesday 5th May 2010
To: Directors, Affiliated Groups, Additional Contacts
Subject: Judicial Revaiew Judgment – Appeal
Dear Friends,
I am writing on behalf of the Board to say that we have given careful consideration to the Judgment received...
“Ignore Science, Kill the Badgers
Culls don’t work.
The Welsh Assembly is poised to surrender again to the prejudice of farmers.
The line is ‘Ignore the science, slaughter the animals.’ What are the facts for and against a cull of badgers to reduce TB in cattle?
There has been no...
Badger Watch and Rescue Dyfed operates in the counties of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion.
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The Badger Vaccine Deployment Project involves trapping and vaccinating badgers (using intra-muscular injection of BCG) in a 100km2 area near Stroud in Gloucestershire.
The primary aims of vaccinating badgers in the Stroud area are to maintain Fera’s capability to vaccinate badgers, and to provide training for others who may wish to apply for a license to
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As part of an ongoing operation “Operation Meles” the public are being asked to be on the alert for any suspicious behaviour they see at or near badger setts they may know about. Historically between now and the end of April is the time of the year when badger baiters are at their most active
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Specialists like Devon farmer **** **** can identify diseased setts, but often lack academic qualifications deemed necessary to do the job – a great pity’. News item: Western Morning News [1].
SUCH RURAL MYTHS as this are increasingly prevalent. The reality, says the Badger Trust, is that it is virtually impossible even for highly qualified scientists,
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