Randomised Badger Cull Trials and why its still important

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Wildlife Matters Podcast explores the key issues that impact wildlife and nature. In the UK, one of those is the government-backed killing of native Badgers. If you have looked into the UK’s Badger Culls, chances are you have encountered the Randomised Badger Cull Trial, more commonly referred to as RBCT. But what exactly is the RBCT, and why should anyone care? Let's delve into this intriguing topic.In Wildlife Matters Investigates, we embark on a journey around the world to discover the habitat of hedgehog species in just about every land mass and country, with the notable exception of Australia and America.

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