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Ash Dieback disease found in Norfolk
Thursday 25th October, 2012
Ash Dieback disease has been found at Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Lower Wood, Ashwellthorpe.
Government must listen to MPs and abandon badger cull
Thursday 25th October, 2012
The Wildlife Trusts urge the Government to listen to Parliament after MPs have today backed a motion calling on the Government to abandon its planned badger cull.
Badger cull delay welcome: time to throw weight behind alternatives
Tuesday 23rd October, 2012
The Wildlife Trusts welcome the Environment Secretary’s announcement to delay the badger cull but are disappointed by the economic motives.
Support for blanket bog complaint
Monday 15th October, 2012
The Wildlife Trusts support the RSPB's decision to take a formal complaint to the European Commission over the damage to an area of globally-threatened blanket bog habitat at Walshaw Moor, West Yorkshire.
Leaving a natural legacy
Sunday 14th October, 2012
From cuckoos to curlews to chalkstreams, gifts in wills can help The Wildlife Trusts protect some of our most precious species and habitats.
Badger vaccination programme begins in West Somerset
Friday 5th October, 2012
Somerset Wildlife Trust is set to begin a badger vaccination programme in the West of the county.
Shropshire Wildlife Trust in opposition to badger cull
Friday 28th September, 2012
An Evening with Simon King
Friday 21st September, 2012
Popular wildlife TV presenter and cameraman Simon King OBE will tonight share his views on badgers and bovineTB and other issues at the Hallmark Hotel (formerly the Belfy) in Handforth, Cheshire.
Vaccination is the best way forward
Tuesday 18th September, 2012
As culling again hits the headlines, The Wildlife Trusts remain firm in their opposition to a cull, exasperated after so many years of explaining why a cull won’t help tackle bovineTB (bTB).
Yellow plaques mark legacy giving
Friday 14th September, 2012
Two Wildlife Trust nature reserves are the first wildlife sites in the UK to be awarded Yellow Plaques in a national scheme to highlight the value of legacies.