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Tag Archives: Wildlife Crime
Badger Rescue Afternoon
On Saturday Oxfordshire Badger Group held a badger rescue information afternoon for its volunteers. The first thing we learnt was the different types of injuries that the rescuers might come across, from territorial wounds, to being hit by a car, … Continue reading
Badger Trust Symposium 2018
Saturday 10th November was this years Badger Trust Symposium. Conferences or symposiums are a fantastic way to learn more about a group, species or organisation. The day started off with a couple of talks about Bovine TB coming from speakers … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Badgers, Environment, mammals, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife Crime
Tagged Badger cull, Badger Trust, Badgers, HS2, Secret World, Wildlife Crime
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Day 22 of 30 Days Wild – Badger comeback
Around five years a badger sett that I knew of in Oxfordshire was destroyed by badger baiters. I won’t give any details, but it was horrific and very upsetting. Every so often I go back and check up on the … Continue reading
Posted in 30 Days Wild, Animals, Badgers, Blogging, mammals, nature, Oxfordshire, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife Crime
Tagged 30 Days Wild, Badger, Badger sett, Environment, wildlife, Wildlife Crime
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Snares and badgers
Boris is a year old badger that just over a week ago got himself in a bit of a predicament. A very thoughtful member of the public contacted Oxon Badger Group about a badger that had been caught in some wire. It … Continue reading
Struggles and inspirations in the wildlife world.
Sometimes it can be quite disheartening to constantly read about the state of wildlife around the world. Each time I read through social media it is easy to feel helpless, so many animals are being persecuted, or attacked, killed or … Continue reading
Posted in nature, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife Crime
Tagged education, hen harrier day, nature, Sea shepherd, wildlife, Wildlife Crime
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BAWC’s Wildlife Crime conference 2016
I was very privileged today to attend Birders Against Wildlife Crime Conference 2016, in Bristol. This is the second year for the conference which takes place over a weekend and includes a wide variety of speakers. The first speaker of … Continue reading
Posted in birds, Uncategorized, Wildlife, Wildlife Crime
Tagged Badgers, Birders against Wildlife Crime, birds, Bristol, nature, RSPCA, wildlife, Wildlife Crime
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