This is a bit like a message in a bottle.
I hope there are some dairy farmers out there who will find this message, probably pretty sure in their minds that a badger-hugger like me could have nothing to offer them. I ask just one thing – read it. And then tell me you’re not interested. This is for real. It may take a while for the message to get through, but the success we can show at Gatcombe is a story which could transform the life of every beleaguered dairy farmer in Britain.
One day soon there will be no more TB infected cattle – and no more killing of badgers. The tragedy will be over. I swear this is the beginning of that happy ending.
Brian May: A bit like a message in a bottle 09/01/2020
– https://youtu.be/-yGF_tdX9SQ
To read or order the Gatcombe Project pamphlet please go to:
www.save-me.org.uk/save-me-trust-our-work/badger/954-the-journey-and-insights-of-gatcombe-farm
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Hmmm. Thought that might catch your eye ! Not a common sight in Parliament Square ! Amazing Grace the Hedgehog and yours truly, in lobbying and interviewing mode today at the Houses of Parliament, and the lovely Tracey Crouch, MP – a woman of massive empathy and boundless energy – one of the greatest advocates in Parliament for animal welfare you could ever find. Thank you for your time and commitment, Tracey. And of course I stand with my tireless campaigning partner and magically talented CEO of Save-Me – the one and only Anne Brummer.
We were highlighting wild animal issues and managed to generate some media attention for our current hedgehog campaign. For details please visit Savemetrust.org.
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