Flawed badger cull expands across England
The Wildlife Trusts call on government: invest in medicine not marksmen.
The government has given permission for badger culls to go ahead in England for another year.
The Wildlife Trusts call on government: invest in medicine not marksmen.
The government has given permission for badger culls to go ahead in England for another year.
A statement from London Wildlife Trust on the new Government consultations over expanding badger culls in England
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