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Good news indeed!  All makes an interesting read! So it was worth us doing our bit and sending our info in! Lets hope DEFRA listen to us practitioners more now going forward! Looks like releasing birds going to be ok for a while to! No wonder Avery's been rattled more lately! 😉 Never realised DEFRA's funding to monitor SSSI's etc had been slashed by so much!

Well done all who submitted evidence and BASC GWCT NGO etc!   

United We Stand!   NB 

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Agreed, on the key issues that face shooting, working together is the way forward. A pan organisational plan to ensure a positive future for sustainable shooting is one of BASC's strategic objectives.

Still lots to do over the coming months to ensure the licences due in August are suitable and robust to prevent further challenges but also deliver what is needed for conservation , prevent crop damage, prevent attacks on livestock and to protect human health etc.

 

 

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7 hours ago, David BASC said:

Agreed, on the key issues that face shooting, working together is the way forward. A pan organisational plan to ensure a positive future for sustainable shooting is one of BASC's strategic objectives.

Still lots to do over the coming months to ensure the licences due in August are suitable and robust to prevent further challenges but also deliver what is needed for conservation , prevent crop damage, prevent attacks on livestock and to protect human health etc.

 

 

What about rook here in wales?

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I have just read the letter sent to NRW by wild Justice telling them that the general licence in Wales is illegal and that if they do not hear from them by 17th Feb.they will seek a judicial review.As the licences in Wales are nothing to do with DEFRA I fear the shooting,farming and the game keeping  communities will be shafted again.The Welsh government have wiped their hands of the licences and left all the decision making to NRW.I do hope the various organisations are putting pressure on NRW to tell the bullies from WJ they are wrong to target legitimate people in he Welsh countryside.

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