NSA SCOTLAND PREDATOR EVIDENCE SURVEY 2020
27th May 2020
Predator control is an important part of conservation and wildlife management. It has been increasingly evident that the occurrence of predator attacks have been on the increase.
NSA Scotland have created a survey to compile evidence in order to present to Government and other key stakeholder organisations in order to support sheep farmers and crofters further and enable change to facilitate sustainable sheep farming in Scotland.
NSA Scottish Region Coordinator Grace Reid comments: “It is particularly important that NSA Scotland gains evidence on this matter. We are all very aware that occurrences are consistently happening but to gauge the number of attacks is essential in the fight against the animals that threaten our flock animal welfare and profitability.”
This survey takes around 15minutes and will close to respondents on Tuesday 30th June 2020. It is available on the NSA Scotland website and Facebook page or by clicking here.
If you wish to discuss any of the matters highlighted in the survey please do not hesitate to contact NSA Scottish Region Coordinator Grace Reid on 07787142858 or by email: grace@nationalsheep.org.uk.
