Promoting the welfare, conservation and protection of badgers
Committed to ending the cull
The annual Wildlife Crime Report 2022 report, created by Wildlife and Countryside Link and Wales Environment Link with input from member organisations, including Badger Trust, […]
42% drop in convictions for wildlife crime Read More »
Gloucestershire Badger Group welcomes the Badger Trust Report “Tackling Bovine TB Together: Towards Sustainable, Scientific and Effective bTB Solutions.” The report suggests a collaborative way
Badger trust report shows collaborative way forward on bTB control Read More »
From 1st of June, badger culling in Gloucestershire will commence. Supplementary zones can begin trapping and free-shooting from 1st June until 30th November, with free-shooting
Supplementary Badger Culling Begins in Gloucestershire Read More »
Vale Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre, based near Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, recently treated a female badger who was found in the middle of the road.
Rehabilitated Badger by Vale Wildlife Rescue Read More »
Some of our members attended a distressing call about a badger cub caught in a snare on top of a badger sett early one morning
Cub Rescued by GBG Members Read More »
12,048 badgers have been killed in Gloucestershire since the cull began in 2013. The original cull area (zone 1) in West Gloucestershire, along with the
12,048 Badgers Culled in Gloucestershire Read More »
The Wildlife and Countryside Link published their latest annual wildlife crime report in November 2022. Badgers are one of the 6 wildlife priorities due to the
Annual Wildlife Crime report published Read More »
