GULLS ARE NOW FULLY PROTECTED

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24 Hour Rescue Line

 07765 114599

                                             


Since January 1st 2010 gulls have been placed on the red list which means that they are a species in serious decline which now has full legal protection. It is now illegal to harm a gull and anyone caught doing so will be fined £20,000 or receive a 6 month prison sentence, or both.

 

More Gull Shootings

We are working closely with police to bring to justice the gull shooters in our area.If you see or hear of anyone harming gulls in your town, please ring us for advice.

Nest Destruction

It is illegal to move or destroy an active gull nest. If you know of anyone who may be thinking of this please download our leaflet and either put it through their door or talk to them about the consequences. Click Here for leaflet

                                                 

If possible please help us to continue this work by making a donation.

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Every penny goes towards the care and rehabilitation of the gulls in our care. 

Thank you.




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At our hospital we provide round-the-clock care to the many injured birds that are handed in by members of the public and veterinary clinics as well as raising birds that have had the misfortune to fall from their nests or have been illegally disturbed by building work.
This takes time, money and dedicated care and we desperately need your help....

...as do the birds.


Herring Gulls are in serious decline with their numbers dropping by 40% in under 12 months. No one truly knows the reason why, but over-fishing, building along shorelines and the human habit of littering has forced these beautiful creatures to seek refuge further inland thus finding even more enemies who may harm them.

 

 

 

If you have any information regarding the harming of gulls in your area please call:

Crimestoppers - 0800 555 111

National Gull Rescue

  07765 114599

National Gull Rescue and Protection
PO Box 193
EASTBOURNE
BN24 9FF

 Campaigning for the protection of all gulls


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