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How to engage with your stakeholders when planning to release Eurasian beavers into the wild.
How Defra will use your personal information when you submit a nomination for a Bees' Needs Champion Award.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in February 2019.
Advice for licensed operators on how to cage-trap, vaccinate and mark badgers to control bovine tuberculosis (TB) in England.
How your personal information is used when you submit a gamebird licence application.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in March 1994.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in February 2002.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in December 2003.
Only farmed salmon and sea trout, and wild fish caught in legal net and trap fisheries, can be legally bought and sold in England.
Get a general licence to keep birds in show cages that don't meet size requirements.
Get a general licence to sell black-headed gull eggs for human consumption if you're a retailer or restaurateur.
Get a licence to release non-native bumblebee species in commercial glasshouses or polytunnels for crop pollination when native species are not available.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in November 2016.
Register for a licence to set up feeding stations for hen harriers in northern England and report your actions.
Use this general licence to rear chicks from the incubated eggs of captive-bred schedule 4 birds for a limited period.
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