PE01705: Wildlife crime - penalties and investigation

Land ownership has become to closely associated with freedom to persecute increasingly rare wildlife with no meaningful public sanction. This must change in short order.

John Taylor

5:12 on 25 Sep 2018

We need to protect the deminishing wildlife we have left. Those who do not respect our wildlife need to be accountable in a way that they take warning.

Debbie Riley

10:38 on 23 Sep 2018

It's time that murders of animals are treated like murders of humans.

Glen Borrill

3:58 on 23 Sep 2018

Prosecute the persecutors

Judith Jones

22:50 on 22 Sep 2018

All those who try to destroy the woodlands should be jailed for more than three years.

Agnes Whiting.

21:05 on 22 Sep 2018

Those involved in Field Sports that claim they detest wildlife crime are perfectly free to sign as well - how many have done so?

Les Wallace

11:31 on 22 Sep 2018

Not allowing covert video is ludicrous. No-one would commit a crime if they knew a camera was recording it, they'd just wait or commit the crime elsewhere.

Patricia Scales

11:14 on 22 Sep 2018

The fact that an individual can be photographed committing a crime and this evidence cannot be used in court because the beneficiary of the crime must consent to its use is ridiculous and must be terminated.

George Murdoch

11:01 on 22 Sep 2018

If someone commits a crime they must be punished for it.to kill wild animals for gain is a crime against GOD

jonathan david Grant

10:44 on 22 Sep 2018

I have car stickers. Love Scotland. Stop killing the wildlife !

dee donworth

10:39 on 22 Sep 2018