The UK is simply anti wildlife (and truth).

 

I have yet to see this officially which is not very likely since those bodies mentioned in a previous post condoned cyber bullying and attacks on my publishing business which suffered and has yet to recover, but this is what a "little bird" has whispered in my ear.

My name is to be removed from documents and any discussion relating to the Bristol Fox Deaths post mortem project that took six years of my life plus a couple years pushing to have foxes PM'd. According to my information (from someone working at Natural England) it was never intended that any final report on the fox post mortems be published and that I had actually put together a comprehensive preliminary (proof copy) took them by surprise and that would account for the very nasty and immediate reaction from the pathologist on receiving the report and absolute zero response from the bodies involved over a complaint about his behaviour/actions.

Furthermore, I was told that he had been officially congratulated by Natural England over the findings from his fox study. He has been encouraged to carry on as new light is being shed on fox disease and death.  

My report will never be allowed to be published.

There are so many questions as to what the intention was behind the scenes but this is typical behaviour and similar to what happened with my work as an exotic animal consultant with UK police forces where DEFRA threw me off the Partners Against Wildlife Crime (PAWS) register despite police forces complaining. On that occasion it was because a report was written and the conclusion they could not argue against.

Suppression of information on wildlife work that is not in established bodies interests seems to be standard practice. The UK is simply anti wildlife (and truth.

For those interested in what the studied discovered: 

https://foxwildcatwolverineproject.blogspot.com/2025/04/bristol-foxes-study-looking-at-causes.html