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Wildlife crime

Wildlife crime

It can be difficult to know what is or isn’t a wildlife crime and when it’s right to involve us; wildlife crime takes many forms from hare coursing, trade in endangered species, badger persecution to poisoning or shooting birds and livestock worrying. Find out what is a crime and what you can do about it.

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