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Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: National Parks and Wildlife Service Remit (11 Jun 2014): Maureen O'Sullivan: ...was highlighted by National Biodiversity Week; the way the National Parks and Wildlife Service is addressing biodiversity concerns in our national parks such as a potential population decrease in badgers due to badger culling and the return of an invasive form of rhododendrons in national parks as seen in Killarney National Park among other growing biodiversity concerns; and if he will...
Written Answers — Department of Arts, Heritage and the Gaeltacht: National Parks and Wildlife Service Remit (11 Jun 2014): Jimmy Deenihan: ...objectives over the past three years, and will also help us to take stock of areas where further progress is needed. It will also provide a useful basis for discussions with interested parties. On the matter of badger culling, there is no programme of badger culling in our National Parks. Under the Wildlife Acts 1976-2012, badgers are afforded the status of protected wild animals. They...

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