Badger Trust Chief Executive Nigel Palmer: Why Badger Vaccination won’t save the Badger. Published in the Yorkshire Post, August 2025| Badger Trust
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Badger Trust’s court hearing on legal costs in our case with Wild Justice against 2024 badger cull licences has been delayed.| Badger Trust
New study exposes critical flaws in the evidence base behind England’s badger cull.| Badger Trust
Badger Trust is calling for an end to ineffective badger culls and a shift in focus to the true source of bovine TB — transmission within cattle herds. Backed by scientific evidence and field experience, the Trust urges government action on cattle vaccination, improved testing, and farm biosecurity.| Badger Trust
Official figures from Natural England released today reveal another 17,150 badgers were killed in 2024 culls.| Badger Trust
Over 10,000 Badgers Killed in 2024 Cull Despite Chief Scientist’s Advice| Badger Trust
Natural England confirms second year of badger culling under 2024 Supplementary licences, challenged in upcoming court case by Badger Trust and Wild Justice.| Badger Trust
Over 10,000 badgers were culled in 2024 under unlawfully issued licences, yet Natural England remains silent on the upcoming 2025 supplementary culls due to begin on 1 June.| Badger Trust
Badger Trust and Wild Justice expose troubling evidence from a Judicial Review revealing Natural England's controversial badger cull licensing.| Badger Trust
In a statement to the Senedd on Tuesday, Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies reaffirmed the government's commitment to eliminating Bovine TB in Wales without resorting to culling badgers.| Badger Trust
A legal challenge by wildlife groups Badger Trust and Wild Justice against the granting of badger culling licences has been given permission to be heard in the High Court.| Badger Trust