Unnecessary Killing 19,274 Badgers
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersThe Somerset Badger Group is appalled and deeply saddened by the Government’s announcement of the unnecessary killing of 19,274 badgers across 17 areas in seven weeks…
Chair’s Report 2017
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersIt has been another very busy, challenging and rewarding year for the group. The Committee reviewed and agreed the top priorities for the year at their first meeting…
SBG Response to DEFRA Consultation
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersThe Government’s public consultation on the future of badger culling in areas which have already completed 4 years of culling has now ended. What they are proposing is to continue culling and issue further 5 year licences with reduced controls…
Chair’s Report 2016
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersJust over a year ago I took over the role of Chair, so this is my first report to you. It has been another very busy, challenging and rewarding year for the group…
Badger cubs dying underground after mother shot
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersAfter hearing shooting in the night last week, a young lady discovered a dead badger in Edington, Somerset….
Badger Culls plans for further roll out in 2016-2017
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersNatural England has received 29 applications or expressions of interest for a badger control licence. These cover areas ranging from 135 km2 to 655 km2…
Badger Vaccination Update 2016
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersFour years into our vaccination initiative saw 2015 as the busiest. We are now working across 19 sites, 9 of which are commercial farms totalling around 5500 acres in Somerset, Wiltshire and Devon…
2014 Badger Vaccination Update
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersThe Somerset Badger Group & Secret World vaccination team have this year now vaccinated 91 badgers on 14 Land Holdings including 3 working farms…
Badger In a Dustbin
/in Archive News /by Somerset BadgersA lovely Photo and story to make us smile… written by one of our STBG Members…