Badger Cull

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Despite our best efforts, the badger cull began on Mon, 26 August. It was a dark day for badgers, and indeed for democracy and science,

Network for Animals put together a short film showing the process of badger vaccination while accompanying Somerset Badger Group on their fledgling badger vaccination project.

Wrongly blamed for the spread of bovine tuberculosis … butchered on Britain’s roads … victims of the cruel practice of badger baiting … there’s no

Network for Animals’ Campaigner Paul Herring today requested clarification from the UK’s Chief Veterinary Officer Nigel Gibbens, on his views and involvement in the continued and expanded

There are now just two weeks until the Thursday May 7th UK General Election, a day of vital decision making for animal lovers… Our #torycull

Since the Badger Debate on 6th June 2013, Network for Animals has seen only one place to take the campaign: The ballot box. Network for

Following repeated delays Caroline Spelman, Secretary of State for DEFRA, announced plans for a pilot cull of badgers in England next spring. Despite widespread opposition

The Stroud 100 are a group based in Stroud, Gloucestershire, who are mobilising opposition to try and prevent a badger cull on local land.  The

On 28 August 2015, the same day DEFRA announced that it would be continuing the badger culls, as well as extending them to Dorset, it

The tiny chap above is called ‘Bunny’. He was found all alone at the side of the road, and would have surely been killed or

Yesterday’s Opposition Day Debate led by Labour MPs opposed to the Government’s controversial badger cull was sadly defeated by a small margin in the final