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Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring

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Daniel Hayhow
12 years ago

Bedfordshire

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Andrew Taylor
12 years ago

You can continue to do a lot of good with a very small amount of money. Please reconsider this short-sighted decision.

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graham Anderson
12 years ago

Bridgend

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andrew plant
12 years ago

this doe snot just affect Wales, what a silly decision for such a small amount of money

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Beth Plant
12 years ago

This is a hugely important study and shouldn't be cut.

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Jo Cartmell
12 years ago

This important study should be allowed to continue. It is a valuable data set.

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Danny Heptinstall
12 years ago

So much lost for so little money, crying shame if the funds aren't reinstated

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Mel ab Owain
12 years ago

Dreadfully shortsighted.

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Jo Woodcock
12 years ago

Devon

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Rocio Moreno Carrillo
12 years ago

Cambridgeshire

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Dr Richard Birch
12 years ago

One of the most important long-term datasets in the UK

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Richard Humpidge
12 years ago

It would be a real shame to see this extremely valuable run of data halted for the sake of a few pounds. Please re-instate the funding.

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Daphnne Campbell
12 years ago

So many dead sea birds on beaches all over the UK so please re-consider as these birds really do need all the help we can give them.

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SYLVIE VANDENABEELE
12 years ago

west glamorgn

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Kerry-Jayne Wilson
12 years ago

I am a seabird scientist from New Zealand, long term datasets such as your Slomer Island guillemot datasets are becoming ever more valuable, locally and internationally. Kerry-Jayne Wilson

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Stewart Love
12 years ago

This study must be allowed to continue. £12,000 nowadays is a drop in the ocean.

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Kirsty Nutt
12 years ago

Longterm datasets are essential for understanding what is happening. This type of funding should be ring-fenced for decades to come!

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Ingrid Pollet
12 years ago

Long-term data are too important to stop.

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Mike Babcock
12 years ago

Please reinstate funding for this valuable long term study!

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Peter Hodum
12 years ago

Seabirds can be invaluable indicators of marine conditions, and Skomer has unparalleled long-term monitoring data that provide remarkable insights for the small costs involved.