Promoting the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers
Committed to ending the cull
Badger Trust responds to claims linking badgers to biodiversity decline and bovine TB, highlighting the scientific evidence and calling for conservation policy based on facts, […]
Evidence, not a false narrative, must shape rural conservation Read More »
Protect badgers, foxes and other wildlife by securing garden and sports netting. Learn how unsecured nets cause injuries and what to do if you find
Secure your netting and protect local wildlife Read More »
The number of reports we are receiving is increasing every year. This is proving quite challenging for our small team of GBG volunteers to deal
Badger Incidents – Can You Help? Read More »
The Badger Trust has written suggested comments to selected Trail Hunting Consultation questions, where it is particularly important to highlight the impact hunting has on badgers. Strengthening
Trail Hunting Consultation Read More »
Sett blocking is the illegal act of filling in and obstructing the entrances to a badger sett. A sett is defined in the Protection of
Badger Sett-Blocking Fact Sheet Read More »
Half term is here, and it’s a perfect time to share the world of badgers with your little ones. You’ll find lots of FREE resources
Help your cubs discover the secret life of badgers 🦡 Read More »
Wildlife crime is rarely an isolated offence. Increasing evidence shows that those who persecute badgers and commit other wildlife crimes are often involved in wider
Webinar – wildlife crime Read More »
Online Introductory Badger Ecology Training With Tris Pearce, a two-hour online session exploring the world of badgers. Attendees receive a course completion e-certificate. £50 per ticket |
On-line Badger Ecology Training Read More »
Open letter urging the Government to end trail hunting Our friends at the League Against Cruel Sports have launched an open letter to Keir Starmer, urging
Hunting Open Letter Read More »
Badger Trust is deeply concerned by the recent statement from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) claiming that 42% of Curlew and Lapwing nest
Badger Trust responds to Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s misleading claims Read More »
