Badger Cull

Today, the 1st June 2014, is a dark day for British badgers. It is the first day that licensing allows badgers to be culled in

It has been an exciting couple of weeks in London working on the badger cull campaign.  After securing the Backbench Business Debate on the badger

Last July we brought you the news that the new Welsh government had decided to put plans for a badger cull in Wales on hold

Itchy and Scratchy were found at the side of the road, huddled with their dead mother. The driver who found them protected them from passing

Today at noon, Conservative Secretary of State Owen Paterson provided his shocking response to the results of the 2013 Badger Pilot Culls in Gloucestershire and

Following months of hard campaigning, on Thursday 25th October MPs voted overwhelmingly to abandon the Government’s controversial badger cull. Green MP for Brighton Pavilion, Caroline

In September the mass culling of badgers is due to start in West Somerset and West Gloucestershire using an untested method of ‘free shooting’. Presented

Network For Animals are pleased to publish UK Chief Vet Nigel Gibbens’ response to our 23rd June open letter on the badger cull. We welcome Mr Gibbens’ clear

Today the UK Parliamentary Backbench Business Committee voted overwhelmingly against further badger culls. The almost unanimous vote was 219 to 1 against a further cull,

Here is some Press Association footage from the Artful Badger Flash Mob that took place on Sunday 21st October. Dancers gathered to protest against the

A judge announced today that a judicial review of the legality of the badger cull has been dismissed, meaning the cull will go ahead this

“The obscene costs of the cull, the repeated failures to meet targets, and the weight of anger against the policy should see the culls ended, and badger vaccination embraced nationwide.”