'Win for wildlife' as Scotland unveils plan to ban use of snare traps

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'Win for wildlife' as Scotland unveils plan to ban use of snare traps
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THE Scottish Government plans to ban the use of snare traps – with the move welcomed by wildlife campaigners including Chris Packham.

The measure is being proposed as part of a consultation on the upcoming Wildlife Management and Muirburn bill.Wildlife TV presenter and conservationist Packham called the use of the traps cruel and supported the Scottish Government's stance on banning the practice – while calling on the UK Government to do more.

Packham said: “What excellent news, and a potential win for wildlife, today. These torture devices ought to have been banned a long time ago and I’m glad that the Scottish Government has finally recognised snares for the unacceptably cruel traps that they are. “Scotland is a nation of animal lovers, with an abundance of wildlife we can marvel at amid some of the most spectacular scenery in the world. It is for all of us to ensure this is protected against those who would seek to degrade or abuse it.

“Furthermore, 76% of the Scottish public support a snaring ban on the use and sale of snares. We are pleased that the Scottish Government has listened to the voices of Scotland’s people.

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