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Have you ever witnessed a wildlife crime in Ireland?

Wildlife Rehabilitation Ireland is “looking for your feedback in order to address any issues that may hinder the reporting of, or investigation into wildlife crimes in Ireland. Results will be collated for discussion at the Wildlife Crime Conference” (Irish Wildlife Crime Conference 2015; 12th & 13th September, Ashbourne, Co Meath).

Click http://www.wri.ie/conference/ HERE to fill in the survey

14,009 signed - 5,991 more needed. Please share this petition in social media, in your networks and with your friends

“In an unexpected move, the Norwegian Parliament has approved a pilot project and requested a change in legislation that could result in more than 200 Golden Eagles being killed. This is a result of long term pressure from sheep- and reindeer owners.” Read more at BirdLife Norway http://www.birdlife.no/internasjonalt/nyheter/?id=1713

• You can sign the petition to stop killing of Golden Eagles in Norway here https://www.causes.com/campaigns/101784 ... -in-norway

I shared it with wild bird lovers on FB

Thanks a lot, Ambrosius! Thanks also to everybody who has signed the petition and/or shared the link yet. I hope the campaign will be successful.

Information by BirdLife International in English here: Norway's Golden Eagles are under threat http://www.birdlife.org/europe-and-cent ... der-threat

As of today, 15,136 people have helped this campaign.
4,864 more signatures needed! Click here https://www.causes.com/campaigns/101784 ... -in-norway

I managed to encpurage my students to participate in Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation Course in April. It's based on the Irish Wildlife Rehabilitation Conferences and we analyzed case study scenarios by Mary Reynolds and Pauline Kidner. I can share the research materials here too.

ReneeDegutis wrote: ↑December 17th, 2019, 1:46 pm I managed to encpurage my students to participate in Introduction to Wildlife Rehabilitation Course in April. It's based on the Irish Wildlife Rehabilitation Conferences and we analyzed case study scenarios by Mary Reynolds and Pauline Kidner. I can share the research materials here too.

Update: theuUpcoming course dates: 22nd-23rd February 2020: http://wri.ie/wildlife-course-registration-official