FOI release

Wild bird general licences: legal summary on decision to withdraw licences (GL04, GL05 and GL06) and assessments to support new ones

Legal summary of why Natural England took the decision to withdraw wild bird general licences and the assessments supporting the issue of 3 new licences (GL26, GL28, GL31).

From:
Natural England
Published
23 May 2019

This publication was withdrawn on

This content is out of date. Licences WML-GL26, WML-GL28 and WML-GL31 expired on 31 December 2020, and have not been reissued.

Documents

Natural England: General licensing legal summary [WITHDRAWN]

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Assessment to support new licence: WML-GL26 - carrion crows [WITHDRAWN]

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Assessment to support new licence: WML-GL28 - Canada goose [WITHDRAWN]

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Assessment to support new licence: WML-GL31 - Woodpigeon [WITHDRAWN]

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Details

Reference: RFI 4658

A summary setting out our response to an FOI request on 8 May 2019 on Natural England’s decision to withdraw some wild bird general licences. It also sets out the assessments used to support issuing 3 new licences for:

  • Carrion crows (GL26)
  • Canada geese (GL28)
  • Woodpigeon (GL31)

See Wild birds: licence to control certain species for the latest general licences and application forms for individual licences.

Published 23 May 2019

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