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Whilst there is little doubt that our industry needs to change from an environmental point of view... I struggle to believe an article that suggests rabbits are in decline, really.
and if there is a decline in rabbits as i've yet to see here it will be because of the massive increase in the predators in this area and the rest of the countryWhilst there is little doubt that our industry needs to change from an environmental point of view... I struggle to believe an article that suggests rabbits are in decline, really.
you can't beAny recommendations on herbicides and insecticides to destroy rabbits as I am over run with the bloody things?!
Nothing to do with the development in the countryside either? More encroachment of massive housing developments made of plastic, no solar, no privet hedges, no trees? Road pollution, the amounts of litter. More cars on the roads? endless its not just one person or one industry. I do love it when people live in homes clad in plastic, 2 cars in the drive, wasteful families and unsustainable living breeding like rabbits pointing the finger.
the guardian again with its one sided biased reporting not even going to bother to read it will stick to the beano
No same crap different nameDo you read - The - Independent:
"'The natural world is in serious trouble and it needs our help as never before,' Sir David Attenborough says"
"The UK is now one of the “most nature-depleted countries in the world” with more than one in seven species facing extinction and more than half in decline, according to the State of Nature 2016 report."
"Britain’s farmers are given most of the blame by the report, which was produced by more than 50 different organisations including the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), the National Trust, the Marine Conservation Society and the Natural History Museum."
"It found modern agricultural techniques had had a major impact on wildlife over the last four decades – and it had been “overwhelmingly negative”."
UK one of 'least natural countries in the world' with one in seven species facing extinction
No same crap different name
Perhaps I don’tSo basically, you don't trust The Guardian or The Independent, or any of their sources ... or the 50 different organisations who contributed detailed information for that report.
I assume then that you only trust reports that state that farmers have had no part to play in the decline of Insect, Wildflower & Bird species etc. in our countryside.
Perhaps you'd like to post a link to a study which clears farmers of any blame.