CAMPAIGN BY WILD JUSTICE
My own comment is that NEONICOTINOIDS were banned 3 years ago and have now been allowed so they said on Countryfile on Sunday that sugar beet farmers can use them again. A claim was made regarding discussion, disclosure and the evidence for their re-use
Wild Justice is one of over 50 wildlife groups asking you to send a strong message in favour of wildlife to the Westminster government. Today sees the launch of a major campaign to persuade Boris Johnson to add an amendment to the Environment Bill to set a legally binding target to reverse the loss of nature in England by 2030. Please add your voice to the #StateOfNature petition today - click here.
Even the Prime Minister's father, Stanley Johnson, has written to ask for this amendment to be added!
Although the Environment Bill mostly deals with English matters we would ask all of our supporters, wherever they live, to sign the petition - you'll be doing English wildlife a favour. And on this St David's Day, and after Wales whipped England at rugby on Saturday, it would be particularly kind of supporters in Wales to do so.
Wild Justice is very happy to be part of this campaign and we hope we might be the first organisation to ask for your support. We'll be reminding you of the petition as the campaign gains momentum through the spring, but today you can be one of the people to get it off to a strong start.
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