Give the guillemot their freedom. Power to the birds
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Mike Reed
12 years ago
you cannot produce long-term datasets in retrospect. Continue this or miss the important changes which may occur unnoticed.
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Ron Hodgson
12 years ago
with the probability of climate change effecting weather and lives of our wildlife accurate monitoring is essential
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Aaron Davies
12 years ago
As the decision to stop such a valuable long term study is moronic at best
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Darren Evans
12 years ago
It is essential to continue long-term monitoring of species such as this.
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Chris Thaxter
12 years ago
This a real shame - such long-term studies are hugely important.
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Liz Humphreys
12 years ago
This is a highly valuable data set - long term monitoring is critical for understanding changes in our environment.
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Graham Austin
12 years ago
Such a short sighted decision. Shameful really.
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Richard Pond
12 years ago
Reinstatement of funding will help WTSWW to maintain important moitoring for conservation of sea birds in challenging times of climate change and increasing fierce winter storms
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sam robins
12 years ago
After the horrendous losses of recent storms this work has never been more vital.
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Veronica Haines
12 years ago
The point of monitoring is that it should continue ...
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scott cockwell
12 years ago
This research is needed greatly
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Such a crazy decision, especially when it's such a small sum of money compared to a lot of other things.
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Maura Hazelden
12 years ago
long term research is valuable. please continue this funding, especially as the birds are being affected badly by the severe weather.
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Amanda Skull
12 years ago
We need to continue this research to fully understand the impacts we and the weather are having. don't throw away
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Evan
12 years ago
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Jenny Macgregor
12 years ago
Such a small amount of money for such valuable work!
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Linda Norris
12 years ago
Please reinstate this funding. Ongoing studies like the Skomer Guillemot monitoring play a vital part in staying abreast of what is happening to our environment here in Wales and without such dedicated research we will be the poorer as a nation.
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hattie fuller
12 years ago
At £12k a year this long-term study really doesn't ask for much, but what it does ask for is crucial for the running of this research. Please don't cut this vital money.
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Give the guillemot their freedom. Power to the birds
you cannot produce long-term datasets in retrospect. Continue this or miss the important changes which may occur unnoticed.
with the probability of climate change effecting weather and lives of our wildlife accurate monitoring is essential
As the decision to stop such a valuable long term study is moronic at best
It is essential to continue long-term monitoring of species such as this.
This a real shame - such long-term studies are hugely important.
This is a highly valuable data set - long term monitoring is critical for understanding changes in our environment.
Such a short sighted decision. Shameful really.
Reinstatement of funding will help WTSWW to maintain important moitoring for conservation of sea birds in challenging times of climate change and increasing fierce winter storms
After the horrendous losses of recent storms this work has never been more vital.
The point of monitoring is that it should continue ...
This research is needed greatly
Such a crazy decision, especially when it's such a small sum of money compared to a lot of other things.
long term research is valuable. please continue this funding, especially as the birds are being affected badly by the severe weather.
We need to continue this research to fully understand the impacts we and the weather are having. don't throw away
animals94
Such a small amount of money for such valuable work!
Please reinstate this funding. Ongoing studies like the Skomer Guillemot monitoring play a vital part in staying abreast of what is happening to our environment here in Wales and without such dedicated research we will be the poorer as a nation.
At £12k a year this long-term study really doesn't ask for much, but what it does ask for is crucial for the running of this research. Please don't cut this vital money.