Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring
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Penny Dixie
12 years ago
Cutting this budget after this last winter's storms is particularly reckless.
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Vivienne Stanton
12 years ago
Berkshire
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tom stone
12 years ago
Good luck getting to the 1,000 and keeping the survey live
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Anne Brenchley
12 years ago
Gathering scientific evidence for changes in populations, biodiversity and links to climate chnage should be at the core of the work of NRW. Sadly this does not seem to be the case.
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Pat Kelsall
12 years ago
This type of work is invaluable and must be supported.
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Gordon Buchanan
12 years ago
Skomer is hugely important study site. All seabirds hit hard in this years winter storms.
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Allison Argo
12 years ago
MA
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John Aitchison
12 years ago
Wales can be proud to be home to one of the longest running studies of wild birds in the world. Studies like this can reveal much about the wider environment. Please do not cut its funding.
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Annie McGeoch
12 years ago
Annie
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Anatoly Petrov (Russia)
12 years ago
Nature has no boundaries
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Peter Thomas
12 years ago
I feel it is very short sighted to cut funding for this project.
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stan kitchiner
12 years ago
A sad day for our Guillimots
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Cathy Schou
12 years ago
This study has an important role informing marine conservation, which is supposed to be an area of government development.
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Francis Lawson
12 years ago
Please reconsider the decision to stop funding the guillemot research on Skomer. This work is essential to our wider understanding of sea bird population changes. Birds are indicators for general ecological changes and a long term researcg program is the ideal way to accumulate information on trends.
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Claire O'Sullivan
12 years ago
Keep the funding for such an important project - it sends a negative message out about how NRW value their wildlife montioring and conservation schemes.
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kay barker
12 years ago
skomer is such an important place for biodiversity... if they cut the fundif for skomer, where are they actually protecting?
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sophia jackson
12 years ago
Hampshire
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R D Goss
12 years ago
they need all the help they can get
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Sue Wolfe
12 years ago
This budget not only impacts on Wales' natural heritage, but is significant for tourism as well. Can the budget be shared between Departments?
Cutting this budget after this last winter's storms is particularly reckless.
Berkshire
Good luck getting to the 1,000 and keeping the survey live
Gathering scientific evidence for changes in populations, biodiversity and links to climate chnage should be at the core of the work of NRW. Sadly this does not seem to be the case.
This type of work is invaluable and must be supported.
Skomer is hugely important study site. All seabirds hit hard in this years winter storms.
MA
Wales can be proud to be home to one of the longest running studies of wild birds in the world. Studies like this can reveal much about the wider environment. Please do not cut its funding.
Annie
Nature has no boundaries
I feel it is very short sighted to cut funding for this project.
A sad day for our Guillimots
This study has an important role informing marine conservation, which is supposed to be an area of government development.
Please reconsider the decision to stop funding the guillemot research on Skomer. This work is essential to our wider understanding of sea bird population changes. Birds are indicators for general ecological changes and a long term researcg program is the ideal way to accumulate information on trends.
Keep the funding for such an important project - it sends a negative message out about how NRW value their wildlife montioring and conservation schemes.
skomer is such an important place for biodiversity... if they cut the fundif for skomer, where are they actually protecting?
Hampshire
they need all the help they can get
This budget not only impacts on Wales' natural heritage, but is significant for tourism as well. Can the budget be shared between Departments?
South Glamorgan