The head of the government’s wildlife organizer said that he is still enthusiastic about re -introducing the lymphocytes to Britain and will be “completely pleased” if it can be achieved during his term for two years.
But Tony Junber, a chair Natural EnglandThe aforementioned discussions on the launch of the animal were “still completely polarized” and more participation was needed to understand how societies would be affected.
Lynx UK Trust has submitted a request for a trial re -trial from Lynx to the largest forest in England, KeldirIn Nurutberland, using the wild animals that were rescued from Executions in Sweden.
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The species were hunted into extinction in Britain, and finally disappeared from Scotland in the Middle Ages. By the fifties of the last century, there were 700 Lynx the euro 18000A strengthening with a decrease in persecution and Successful re -submitting To the regions of Germany, France, Italy, Switzerland and other countries.
Tell England natural officials Lynx uk trust The re -submitting the trial cannot move forward because the Ministry of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is governed by illegal under the Law of the dangerous wild animals.
According to confidence, this can be resolved by a simple legal tool – a legal disk – but the CEO of charities, Paul Odonugue, said Steve Reed, the Environment Minister, who did not respond to attempts to arrange a meeting despite giving a warm warm response. O’DONGHUE said that if the government does not review the fund’s request for a license to obtain a pilot version, it will make a challenge for the court, “O’DONGHUE said that if the government does not review the fund’s request for a license for a pilot version, it will make a challenge for the court,”
In response to a question about whether he believes that the lymphus can be re -presented, Juniper said: “It should be seen and I know that people look at it.” He said he hoped that “a conversation across the border with colleagues in Scotland” could enhance the possibilities of the return of species.
“Lynx does not need large areas of habitats, and there may be some opportunities to combine nature restoration on parts of the north England He said: “With what is going on in southern Scotland, it is still completely extreme and some of these things will continue to be divided regardless of the amount of effort you make, but we need more participation to understand how societies that will live with these animals can continue what they are doing. There are still serious doubts in some places.”
O’Donughue said that calls for further participation were a waste of time and money. He said: “What has not lived under a rock over the past thirty years, Tony Junber should know that sheep farmers will never change their location in the re -submission of Lynx, which leads to more invitations for further participation completely feasible.” “The sad and clear truth is that the government currently prevents any legal attempt to re -present Lynx.”
In addition to the Lynx UK TRUST demand project, two other charitable collaborators conduct consultations on the re -submission of Lynx. the Lissing the lynse project It explores the feasibility of re -inserting meat animals into Kielder, while Lame to Scotland The partnership produced last month a 100 pages report After consulting 53 stakeholders, including farmers’ interests, consulted a possible return to Cairngorms.
The report defined a possible contradiction between Lynx farmers, sheep farmers and recommended payments for losses and coexistence, as well as a rapid response system funded by farmers who suffer from sheep. Any re -submission in Scotland requires approval from the Scottish government after other public consultation and environmental assessments.
Four Lynx was illegally released in Cairngorms in January, with one death and the restoration of three females and Re -re. In Hailand wildlife. The Rogue Rewilders was blamed, but the animals were taming and many believed that they were simply launched from a special group.
O’DONGHUE said that the Kielder Re-introducing area in England-where the Lynx UK TRUST decreased in 2018-will be perfect, as the spacious scene that most of the venue benefits in the forest environment with a relatively few interests grown with sheep.
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He said: “I have no idea why the government’s fear of Lynx. Lynx has naturally restored states like Belgium and the Netherlands with a great celebration and without issues.” “Lynx are engines that have proven useful in economic and environmental restoration. They will generate millions of pounds every year for the local economy in Kielder, and they provide green and sustainable jobs and improve the health and flexibility of ecosystems of forests. In Germany, a Re -input in the Harse Mountains It has succeeded to the point that it was now planned to be re -submitted again in Bavaria. “
Juniper agreed that the re -introduction of Lynx, such as Harz, has strengthened regional economies with Lynx tourism. Juniper also sits on a board Animals and Flura Charitable, which has projects that help Roman farmers coexist with wolf and bear.
Juniper said: “It is not about an environment whether these animals will have enough to eat or whether they have a large range enough, it is a lot of social conditions they reach and the positions of the societies that will likely work with them. It is likely that we need to do some work there so that they can reach this point.
When asked about the potential legal challenge on the latest request to re -submit Lynx, a DEFRA spokesman said: “This government is completely committed to the restoration and protection of nature and support the species. We will continue to work with Natural England to re -introduce species in England.”
It is understood that the government wants more evidence of the effects of large predators management before considering any re -submission.
“The fact that the UK is one of the only countries in the world that should not be a predator to be a great source of disgrace to the government. We are in the biological diversity crisis. It is time for greenery washing talks and unnecessary and unnecessary to stop real procedures.”
“It is truly irrational. Lynx is the perfect predator to re -present it because it poses a zero threat to humans, but it provides many societal benefits.”
