Natural England concedes farming interests must not drive Badger cull decisions following legal challenge.
Wild Justice and Badger Trust secure an acknowledgement that farming interests and budget pressures must not influence culling decisions.
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LIVING WITH BADGERS
How to live in harmony with badgers
Whilst badgers are one of the most persecuted native species in Britain, the good news is that there is space for badgers and humans to live sustainably, side by side.
EDUCATION HUB
Watch the Secret Life of Badgers video and find free badger educational resources here
Educate the next generation of badger protectors
STOP BADGER CRIME
Our hard-hitting short film, ‘Stopping Badger Crime’, aims to raise public awareness of crimes against badgers and encourage reporting
WARNING: contains distressing content
Our wish for badgers
Badger setts across England sit empty for the first time in history.
Badger Trust’s wish for badgers is simple – to see badgers thrive in the place they have called home for 250,000 years.
Our campaign film highlights what England's national wildlife heritage could lose.
Any gift you can make will help us support badgers.
100% of your donation supports our work for badgers with funds directed to where the need is greatest.
Watch The Secret Life of Badgers
A collaboration between Badger Trust and Binfield Badger Group with teacher notes and KS1 and KS2 pupil worksheets
Helping to educate the next generation of badger protectors
Our educational film is a great place for your cubs to start learning about badgers.
Packed with real-life footage of badgers and clear, bright infographics, this 12-minute film is narrated by zoologist and wildlife presenter Billy Heaney.
It's mainly suitable for primary school-aged cubs, but you've told us it's a great watch for anyone who wants to learn more about these secretive native animals!
Visit the Education hub for more FREE educational resources and fun activities for KS1, KS2 and KS3 learners.
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