Neath Port Talbot Badger Group (S.Wales)

Report Setts: If you know of setts please let us, or your nearest badger group/RSPCA, know so that if they are not already known to us we can check them out.

Sett Interference: If you see anyone that you suspect is digging a sett then please call the POLICE at once, but do NOT challenge them yourselves.

Road Casualties: If you accidentally run over a badger (this is not an offence), or spot one injured, then please contact us or nearest badger group/RSPCA. This will enable someone to attend the incident. The badger may even be alive and will recover after treatment.

However, do NOT try to rescue the badger yourself, roads are dangerous and the badger, although may appear dead at first, may 'come round'. Badgers are not aggressive animals but may bite if injured or trapped - LEAVE it to someone who is experienced in handling badgers.

Development: Please advise us of developments where a sett or badger habitat may be threatened. We strive to work with the local authorities and developers but may not know of such a development.

Spread the Word: Please publicise the plight of the badger within your circle of friends and acquaintances. Not everyone knows of the groups' existence, or similar groups nationwide.

Join our Group: One of the best ways you can help is by joining us. If you would like to to become involved with the Glamorgan Badger Group (or any other UK Badger Group) then please contact us for more information. There are two ways you can contact us...

Email the
Write to the Group Secretary at Address:

If for any reason you are unable to make contact with us (or any other badger group) then please contact your local RSPCA
or local council who should be able to put you in touch.


 IMPORTANT NOTICE.....
 
 Please do not send any information about sett locations etc through email. If you have any such information then
    just indicate this in your message and we'll be in touch - thank you for your cooperation

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