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Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring

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Emma Corkhill
12 years ago

Go Guillemots!

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Anonymous
12 years ago

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Mhairi Henderson
12 years ago

It's important to study our wildlife, especially seabirds after last years storms. Not enough funding goes into protecting our wildlife, and more goes into things that harm our wildlife. It's time that changed.

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Roger Dewey
12 years ago

Guillemots survival is closely connected to the availability of suitable numbers of fish - so it is a good indicator of the health of our seas.

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Rosie Pinhorn
12 years ago

Please reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring. this study is etremely important and far from finished.

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Steve Albaya
12 years ago

West Yorkshire

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Anonymous
12 years ago

LANCASHIRE

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David G Parker
12 years ago

Lincolnshire

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B.J. Dempsey
12 years ago

Please reinstate the Skomer fund.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

SAVE THE BIRDIES

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Angela Convery
12 years ago

sad news

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maureen baldwin
12 years ago

N.R.W.should get their priorities right

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S C Nichols
12 years ago

The value of this long term study is most important in safe guarding our seabird populations as the envirnment becomes more challenged.

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Colin Wright
12 years ago

The data produced by this long running study will be essential as the impact of last winter's storms on the Guillemot is assessed, please reconsider your decision NRW

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ROD CALBRADE
12 years ago

this research is [articularly important due to the incredibly bad weather and death toll suffered by these and other seabirds this winter

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Dr Peter Fullagar
12 years ago

As someone who worked on Skomer more than 50 years ago and someone involved with seabird monitoring studies I deplore the cutting of funds so necessary for important long-term studies.

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Sally Seager
12 years ago

I agree that the Guillemot funding should be reinstated. Overall funding needs a totall review if a new logo cost over £7500! Priorities need urgent review!

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Dawn Lawrence
12 years ago

Long running studies can't just be started again! Keep the funding.

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Riley Coles
12 years ago

As a Pembrokeshire local I support the funding of this study

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pippa maunder
12 years ago

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