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STOP THE COMMERCIAL EXPORT OF BABY EELS

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PAUL KLINKENBORG
8 years ago

This is an unsustainable situation! Save our eels!

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John Arrowsmith
8 years ago

Given the crash it eel numbers it is imperative that any exploitation/capture is stopped immediately. With luck and time numbers will recover so that a sustainable level of eels /elvers can be harvested. if no such ban is imposed they will be eradicated

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neil stanhoope
8 years ago

eels have all but disappeared along the yorkshire ouse and its tributries and should not be allowed todisappear like burbot

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peter moran
8 years ago

do soemthing before its too late

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Richard Gardiner
8 years ago

We need to stop the prosecution of endangered eel stocks at both ends of their life cycle. The capture of salmon smolts would never be allowed so why glass eels.

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Monika
8 years ago

I care about original environment

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STEPHEN CALPIN
8 years ago

This must stop ,before its to late for the European eel.

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Mark Eyre
8 years ago

We are fish merchants and stopped selling eels long ago . Along with wild salmonids, mullet and bass eels are too threatened to trade.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

Surely its time to stop the removal of levers until eel numbers are back to sustainable levels

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Ralph Bennett
8 years ago

The commercial fishing for eels and eel juveniles must be stopped with immediate effect. The Government must implement these rules

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william garbutt
8 years ago

every part of fishing is going downhill due to lack of respect for animals and fish in sea and rivers.

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Alan Clarke
8 years ago

Stop harvesting elvers and eels Now

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Robert James Barton
8 years ago

Love to watch the Elver migration on the Ribble. We definitely need to protect them.

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John Dale
8 years ago

Too much money made from netting elvers to export yhem instead of leaving them in their natural environment.

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Ray Ashton
8 years ago

Bank it completely

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Kevin Salter
8 years ago

For the life of me I fail to understand how practices such as this are legal.

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Will Bullough
8 years ago

A desperately important petition

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Anthony Britton
8 years ago

Stop this now.

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Steven Wallwork
8 years ago

Eels have a hard enough time on their journey to a polluted Sargosso sea. If you reduce the numebrs of juveniles making the first journey then even less will make it back to breed.

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Chris Bowers
8 years ago

The commercial exploitation of any species that is on the red endangered list should be banned until the species can be harvested on a sustainable basis. Stocks must be allowed to recover to previous levels