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.
Somerset
Such imformative studies with so much historical effort should be prioritised for funding
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.
Very important work especially at the momment!
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.
This money should not be cut!
This new agency are a joke, I think the wildlife of Wales is low priority for the civil servants running it
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
Gwynedd
UK
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.
I feel this is a very poor decision at a time so critical to monitoring our Auk colonies.
Essex
stunningly short sighted, long term dataset provide valuable benchmarks
thanks
Another ill conceived decision made. Cuts being made to the funding of a project when it's most needed.
Cornwall
Please keep the monitoring going, its vitally important.
A drop in the ocean, cut at an important moment - ridiculous.
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