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Reinstate funding for Skomer Island's Guillemot monitoring

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dominic mcsweeney
12 years ago

Somerset

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MICHAEL GILLETT
12 years ago

Such imformative studies with so much historical effort should be prioritised for funding

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Laura Dyer
12 years ago

At a time when seabirds are faced with unprecedented levels of overfishing and changing weather patterns, it seems very poor form to cut the funding which can help us conserve them.

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james How
12 years ago

Very important work especially at the momment!

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ROBERT GROOM
12 years ago

The decision to remove the grant for this research is very shortsighted. The decline in seabirds is a serious conservation issue that needs to be addressed through such research.

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Martin Collier
12 years ago

This money should not be cut!

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mike Thomas
12 years ago

This new agency are a joke, I think the wildlife of Wales is low priority for the civil servants running it

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Mark Barrett
12 years ago

Given the heavy losses suffered by seabirds in recent years, coupled with the fact that wildlife is a majot tourist attraction for Wales, the withdrawal of such a modest grant is particularly crass

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siobhan evans
12 years ago

Gwynedd

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Nina Morris
12 years ago

UK

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Andy Kurzfeld
12 years ago

This is such a poor short-term decision which will effectively render the past investment in this work a complete waste of time, money and effort. Please rethink the decision bearing in mind the wider impact that such a move would make.

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Mike Wallen
12 years ago

I feel this is a very poor decision at a time so critical to monitoring our Auk colonies.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Essex

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jo riham
12 years ago

stunningly short sighted, long term dataset provide valuable benchmarks

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Melanie Partner
12 years ago

thanks

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Dan Bradbury
12 years ago

Another ill conceived decision made. Cuts being made to the funding of a project when it's most needed.

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Sue Sayer
12 years ago

Cornwall

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sue downton
12 years ago

Please keep the monitoring going, its vitally important.

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Mark Wilson
12 years ago

A drop in the ocean, cut at an important moment - ridiculous.

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Rebekka goddard
12 years ago

Love skomer