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The slaughter and misinformation behind the cull continues – over 230,000 badgers killed
In some areas of England, the government can’t find any more badgers to kill.
Download the latest cull figures.
About Us
Gloucestershire Badger Group (GBG) is made up of a group of voluntary members throughout the county whose common interest is the protection of badgers. We rely entirely on our volunteers and public donations to carry out our badger welfare and conservation work and welcome new members who share our love of badgers. We are always pleased to answer any queries from the public, landowners or professionals concerning badgers, their setts and habitats.
We work in close co-operation with the local police and carry out regular patrols to monitor badger setts. Other activities include conducting area surveys of the badgers’ habitats when threatened by highway and building projects, the rehabilitation of sick and injured badgers, and giving advice regarding badgers in gardens.
We know there are many people out there who treasure and love our wildlife and are passionate about protecting it. We provide a framework to bring such people together in Gloucestershire and enable them to act effectively to help our badger population and have fun with like-minded people along the way.
We are committed to ending the badger cull and fully support the approach detailed in the Badger Trust report “Tackling Bovine TB Together“

Get Involved
There are many ways you can get involved with our Group: become a member, donate, volunteer. attend training events etc Read More…

Badgers
Find out more about one of Britain’s most iconic wild animals.
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Badger Cull
The badger cull is meant to prevent the spread of bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in cattle. The government is pursuing the cull because it believes that the disease is spread. Read More…

Emergencies
Phone for help immediately if you find: a sick or injured badger; a snared badger; a trapped badger; or a badger distressed in any other way...Read More

News
The latest local and national badger news. Read More…

Events
Our group organises a range of events including training, badger rescue, crime and the law, fundraising. Read More…

Badgers and Wildlife Crime
Badgers and their setts are protected by a number of laws, including the Protection of Badgers Act 1992. Read More…
“Badger setts across England are lying empty for the first time in history.
One of our most iconic native wild animals is being wiped from parts of
our natural landscape because of the badger cull.”
Peter Hambly, Executive Director of Badger Trust