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Advice for licensed operators on how to cage-trap, vaccinate and mark badgers to control bovine tuberculosis (TB) in England.
Register for a licence to temporarily mark hazel dormice to survey for research, conservation or development projects.
Get a general licence to sell and exhibit mealy redpoll that have been bred in captivity. The bird must be ringed with a size C ring.
Use this general licence to rear chicks from the incubated eggs of captive-bred schedule 4 birds for a limited period.
Use this general licence to capture and temporarily possess live bats to test for European bat lyssavirus and kill those with the virus.
Get a general licence to temporarily possess and transport dead bats for testing as part of the passive surveillance for bat rabies project.
Licence to train volunteer bat roost visitors and survey bats for conservation.
A list of commodity codes that fall under the ban on dealing in ivory.
Environment Agency regulatory position on disposing of trees or plants affected by disease or pests by burning: RPS 71.
How to return tagged fish and shellfish, how much you get paid and what information to include.
How to create a blanket bog restoration plan and what you need to include.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in February 2019.
How your personal information is used when you submit a gamebird licence application.
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 March 1994.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in February 2002.
This treaty was presented to Parliament in December 2003.
Get a general licence to show certain species of captive bred birds in competition.
Get a general licence to sell black-headed gull eggs for human consumption if you're a retailer or restaurateur.
Get a licence to interfere with badger setts for the purpose of undertaking watercourse or drainage maintenance operations.
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