Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring
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tim morgan
12 years ago
poor decision in light storms this winter, penny pinching
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kayn forbes
12 years ago
Choose a State
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Samuel Perfect
12 years ago
Hertfordshire
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Dominic Couzens
12 years ago
This is a disgrace.
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Jill Saint
12 years ago
A ver short-sighted policy on the part of NRW.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Pulling funding for this project is an example of the poor environmental record of the Welsh Assembly Labour government
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Anonymous
12 years ago
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Having visited Skomer several times (I live in Leicestershire) I am appalled by the decision to cut the funding for this long established vital project. Our seabirds need all the protection available and for this we need scientific recording, etc.
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Sonia Gadd
12 years ago
This is really important research and I cannot believe funding has been taken away, especially this year after the winter storms. It is important that we monitor the health of our bird population.
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Alan Lauder
12 years ago
Wicklow
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Tom Cadwallender
12 years ago
Let science inform your decisions by keep this monitoring going!
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Anonymous
12 years ago
How are we supposed to maintain accurate statistics on bird populations (and therefore take action when there's a decline) when funding cuts such as this occur?
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Angela Knight
12 years ago
Hertfordshire
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Eileen Clayton
12 years ago
Unless we understand more about factors affecting seabird life, the appalling statistics on species decline cannot be adressed
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Dr E Thompson
12 years ago
Idiotic decision
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Rory Galloway
12 years ago
Hertfordshire
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Ann Hicks
12 years ago
Bad time to stop funding after storms last winter.
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Philip Williams
12 years ago
Very short sighted proposal. Please reconsider
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Mr Lee Taylor
12 years ago
£12K is a miniscule figure in the scale of public spending, studies such as this can inadvertantly feed other areas of science such as climate change effects
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Wildlife recording and research is a vital tool in conservation around the world. This is a very short-sighted and callous disregard for the future of our wildlife and indeed ultimately our own survival. Of course, wildife can't vote, so it's an easy target for cuts. Please reconsider this decision to cut funding to such an important and on-going study at a time when we should all be working towards the protection of our seas and the wildlife around our shores.
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Ricky LLOYD
12 years ago
N C R, get your act together and reinstae this funding plus some extra.
poor decision in light storms this winter, penny pinching
Choose a State
Hertfordshire
This is a disgrace.
A ver short-sighted policy on the part of NRW.
Pulling funding for this project is an example of the poor environmental record of the Welsh Assembly Labour government
Having visited Skomer several times (I live in Leicestershire) I am appalled by the decision to cut the funding for this long established vital project. Our seabirds need all the protection available and for this we need scientific recording, etc.
This is really important research and I cannot believe funding has been taken away, especially this year after the winter storms. It is important that we monitor the health of our bird population.
Wicklow
Let science inform your decisions by keep this monitoring going!
How are we supposed to maintain accurate statistics on bird populations (and therefore take action when there's a decline) when funding cuts such as this occur?
Hertfordshire
Unless we understand more about factors affecting seabird life, the appalling statistics on species decline cannot be adressed
Idiotic decision
Hertfordshire
Bad time to stop funding after storms last winter.
Very short sighted proposal. Please reconsider
£12K is a miniscule figure in the scale of public spending, studies such as this can inadvertantly feed other areas of science such as climate change effects
Wildlife recording and research is a vital tool in conservation around the world. This is a very short-sighted and callous disregard for the future of our wildlife and indeed ultimately our own survival. Of course, wildife can't vote, so it's an easy target for cuts. Please reconsider this decision to cut funding to such an important and on-going study at a time when we should all be working towards the protection of our seas and the wildlife around our shores.
N C R, get your act together and reinstae this funding plus some extra.