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I'm trapping american crayfish and do I need a licence?? The EA
website indicates that a licence is needed for "Anyone aged 12 years
or over who fishes for salmon, trout, freshwater fish or eels in
England and Wales is required by law to have an Environment Agency Rod
Fishing Licence."

Well, a crayfish is a shellfish, or more correctly a crustacean, and
as far as I am aware it is not a fish. I am also not using a rod, but
a trap. So in terms of plain english and definitions I do not require
a licence.

TVMIA

Polar bear shot dead after 200-mile swim

Allegra Stratton and agencies guardian.co.uk, Thursday June 5 2008
Article history

http://tinyurl.com/42gxlp

A polar bear that swam more than 200 miles in near-freezing waters to
reach Iceland was shot on arrival in case it posed a threat to humans.

The bear, thought to be the first to reach the country in at least 15
years, was killed after local police claimed it was a danger to
humans, triggering an outcry from animal lovers. Police claimed it was
not possible to sedate the bear.

The operation to kill the animal was captured on film.

The adult male, weighing 250kg, was presumed to have swum some 200
miles from Greenland, or from a distant chunk of Arctic ice, to
Skagafjordur in northern Iceland.

"There was fog up in the hills and we took the decision to kill the
bear before it could disappear into the fog," said the police
spokesman Petur Bjornsson.

http://tinyurl.com/6yt7cd

The Ecologist.

10 reasons why GM won't feed the world
Mark Anslow 01/03/2008

Genetic modification can't deliver a safe, secure future food supply.
Here's why...

1. Failure to deliver

Despite the hype, genetic modification consistently fails to live up
to industry claims. Only two GM traits have ever made it to market:
herbicide resistance and BT toxin expression (see below). Other...

http://tinyurl.com/55s4ec

Posted 3 June 2008
Two stories emerged today that should persuade any meat-eater that
adopting a vegetarian diet is the sanest solution. The Times reported
that, in order to free up for human consumption the mass quantities of
grain that are currently fed to farmed animals, a solution has been
offered: feed pigs to chickens and chickens to pigs. It seems
perfectly clear that feeding animal parts to one another is an
accident waiting to happen. BSE – caused, or at least amplified by,
feeding animal parts to cows – has caused the deaths of more than 160
people and exacted an extraordinarily high financial cost. Given that
pigs can and have become infected with H5N1 bird flu from chickens,
the feeding of one species to the other seems particularly short
sighted.

Something we could all support.

CHICKEN LIBERATION 2008

http://www.brightonanimalaction.org/

Legal Chicken Lib 2008

An APPEAL to you all.

We have the opportunity to legally liberate 13,500 chickens in July
(near Brighton). We desperately need homes for them. Please please let
us know if you can help us.
Whether it is 1, 10 or 100 we would love to hear from you.
We also need boxes vehicles and drivers and donations and
folk to help on the days as well. As soon as we have the dates we will
send them out.

If you can help please contact Brighton Animal Action

htttp://www. brightonanimalaction.org
info@brightonanimalaction.org

Please post this where ever you can - myspace, emails,
forums, Message Boards etc.

Many thanks.

The secret plans to turn us all vegetarian

The government hopes to encourage the public to give up beef to help
slow climate change
Secret plans to encourage the nation to give up eating meat are being
examined by the Government.

A leaked e-mail expresses sympathy for the environmental benefits of a
mass switch to a vegan diet - a strict form of vegetarianism which
bans milk, dairy products and fish.

The change would need to be done "gently" because of a "risk of
alienating the public", according to the document.

The extreme policy is being examined on the basis it could make a
major contribution to slowing climate change.

Farm animals are blamed for producing huge amounts of the greenhouse
gases methane and carbon dioxide.

However, the National Farmers' Union has ridiculed the idea as
"simplistic".

The e-mail, sent to a vegetarian campaign group, comes from an
official at the Environment Agency, a Government advisory body.

we have started up a new forum which includes sections on shore sea fishing
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around the world and to share fishing tips the site can be found at

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On Tue, 03 Jun 2008 11:39:42 +0100, Pat Gardiner
removeremovelive.co.uk> wrote:

The world's most successful bug hits dolphins
18:04 02 June 2008

NewScientist.com news service
Catherine Brahic
http://tinyurl.com/3q44wv
How does a parasite found in kitty litter get into whales and
dolphins? By hitching a ride down the sewage pipe and into anchovy
guts, say researchers.

Gloeta Massie and Michael Black of California Polytechnic State
University say this could explain why one of the most prevalent
parasites in humans is now popping up in marine mammals. They
presented their findings at the annual meeting of the American
Microbiology Society on Monday.

"Toxoplasma gondii is the most successful protozoan pathogen on the
planet," says Michael Grigg of the US National Institutes of Health.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that nearly
one in four people aged 12 or older in the US have been infected with
the parasite.