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Forestry Commission Fails Britains Wildlife

http://www.league.org.uk/index.asp
The Forestry Commission England is allowing trail hunts to use animal
based scents which will threaten the lives of foxes. We are calling
upon the Forestry Commission to protect wildlife by only allowing the
use of artificial scents on its land.

Douglas Batchelor, Chief Executive of the League, said: This decision
puts the lives of innocent animals at risk. It is time the Forestry
Commission takes the lead so that all landowners make a commitment to
the preservation of our wildlife and responsible trail hunting.

Please find below two Word documents for you to download. Just click
on them and follow the instructions.

Once you have downloaded them, you can modify, print and send them to
the addresses below. Even if you dont want to change the words, dont
forget to add your name!



[Microsoft Word] Letter to Simon Hodgson
http://www.league.org.uk/uploads/documents/doc 483.doc
protesting the decision made by the Forestry Commission to allow
animal based scents to be used in trail hunting on their land.

[Microsoft Word] Letter to Joan Ruddock MP
http://www.league.org.uk/uploads/documents/doc 484.doc
protesting the decision made by the Forestry Commission to allow
animal based scents to be used in trail hunting on Forestry Commission
land.




Simon Hodgson address:

Simon Hodgson
Chief Executive
Forestry Commission England
Forest Enterprise
Head Office
340 Bristol Business Park
Coldharbour Lane
Bristol
BS16 1EJ

Joan Ruddock MP address:

Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State
Defra
Nobel House
17 Smith Square
London SW1P 3JR













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