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Petition the Board of the Malvern Hills Conservators

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Please help save the badgers

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Wendy McCleave
12 years ago

I have visited the Malvern Hills frequently. It is one of the most beautiful areas in the country. I ask that you leave this magnificent area to nature as it should be and allow the wildlife that lives there to live without threat. Please do not allow the cruel and unnecessary culling of badgers to foul this special place.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Stop killing these beautiful creatures

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Margaret Layland
12 years ago Featured

A 'blow on the Malvern Hills' has been my favourite and regular walk since childhood. When my friend from France comes to England, he chooses to lodge in Malvern because of the hills. Please don't allow a cull in this AONB.

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Val Gaize
12 years ago

This is a cruel, utterly stupid, pointless exercise. Confused survivor badgers, deeply distressed, will wander off into other areas; badgers from outside will move in. It was proposed to kill (that's 'cull' spelt correctly) 70% of the badger population - but nobody knows what that population is, only that many die on the roads. Whatever Owen Paterson may be fit to be associated with, it sure isn't the environment.

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lynne randazzo
12 years ago

I think the destruction of our native wildlife (badgers) is barbaric and fully support the idea of vaccination as a more humane and effective control of the spread of bovine tb as with a cull it is possible every badger killed is tb free while everyone left could be infected. Culling is never going to provide a solution and the eradication of badgers from our country is a monstrous thought to awful to countenance.

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Colin Johnson
12 years ago

This awful cull results from science being ignored in favour of ignorant self-interest!

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mary layland
12 years ago

STOP the cull of BADGERS and STOP BLAMING THE BADGERS for causing TB in cattle.

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Nicola Dalton
12 years ago

This barbaric butchery must end now....!!!

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Patricia Johnson
12 years ago

Mankind is surely bound towards compassion for the souls of all living beings, not to the ignorance and brutality we are being driven back towards today.

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Mandy Chisholm
12 years ago

" HANDS OFF OUR BADGERS".A wise quote from Hampshire County Council.Please keep this part of England safe for Badgers. I love the Malvern Hills.

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RAY HADDEN
12 years ago

MOST VETS KNOW THAT IF YOU REMOVE BADGERS FROM AN AREA MORE WILL MOVE IN SPREADING WHATEVER THE PROBLEM IS. BETTER HUSBANDRY IS THE ANSWER.

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Sue aldous
12 years ago

There is no scientific evidence to support culling of badgers.

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Joanna Nind
12 years ago

Where exactly is the link between bovine TB and badgers? This cull is wrong, wrong, wrong and must be stopped!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Messing with nature has never worked but messing with nature with out usinga brain or any proper plan is plain childish and mental....

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Steven Peters
12 years ago

I have visited the Malvern Hills many times for its natural beauty and wildlife. Please do not allow the culling of wild animals in this area.

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Joan Cant
12 years ago

I have visited the Malvern Hills. The culling of badgers in an area contaminates the image of a place.It creates an image of secret cruelty disrespect for the wildlife and stupidity of those who manage the area. This makes me want to stay away.

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Gillian Potter
12 years ago

Vaccination is the most logical way. Extermination is wrong. How many beautiful badgers have been shot & crawled away to die in agony? Do the humane thing, vaccinate badgers. It is not their fault, the problem lies in the soil and only good farm husbandry will keep it under control. I used to live near Malvern but now reside in disease free badger country. Long may they live!

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Julie Fulwell
12 years ago

The pilot culls in Somerset and Gloucester were totally unsuccessful. Vaccination of badgers, then cattle, has got to be the way forward. Why chose an inhumane way to treat our wildlife when there is a humane way to go forward.

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julie park
12 years ago

We need to encourage more walkers in the Malvern Hills, those will be walkers from all over the world, they would not wish to visit an areas where the local wildlife is slaughtered. If you wish this area to be attractive to all, you must ensure that the wildlife is protected. I, for one, would not revisit if this were to be allowed. I am a walker.