Promoting the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers
Committed to ending the cull
Wildlife and Countryside Link has today released its annual Wildlife Crime Report, highlighting that only 2% of reported wildlife crimes in 2024 resulted in a […]
Lack of wildlife crime convictions opening the door to other serious crimes Read More »
Badger Trust welcomes the publication of a new peer-reviewed paper, which dismantles the statistical basis of claims that badger culling reduces bovine tuberculosis (bTB) in
Torgerson Paper Exposes Deep Flaws in Pro-Culling Analysis Read More »
100% Badgers is a stand-up comedy show where Matt Hobs talks about how the worlds of humans and badgers collide. The show takes us on
‘100% Badgers’ with Matt Hobs Read More »
Badger Trust Calls on MPs to Support Amendment 40 (previously 130) to the Planning and Infrastructure bill. Badger Trust urgently calls on all MPs to
Support Amendment 40 Read More »
“Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust opposes the badger cull and does not allow badger culling on its land. We are extremely disappointed that the UK Government is
Over 10,000 Badgers Killed in 2024 Cull Despite Chief Scientist’s Advice Back in April 2024, Dr. Peter Brotherton, Natural England’s Director of Science, conducted a
Natural England Fails Badgers Again Read More »
The Bern Convention challenges the UK’s badger cull policy as over 240,000 badgers are killed. Will Britain protect its wildlife or break its promises? The
Will the BERN Convention save Britain’s Badgers? Read More »
Badger Trust, the leading advocate for badgers in England and Wales, has firmly denounced the government’s Planning & Infrastructure Bill, which permits the killing of
Badgers at risk under Planning Bill: why writing to your MP now matters, makes a difference, and could stop badgers being killed There has been
Why Writing to Your MP Matters – And Why You Should Do It Today Read More »
Plans for seven luxury homes at a wildlife haven on the outskirts of Bristol have been approved despite fears for bats, badgers, otters, water voles and
