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Dear Sir or Madam,
please do more to save our threatened British wildlife like the freshwater eel, crayfish, red squirrel, sea eagles
just to name a few as without help they will be gone for ever please improve the countryside act by using it to create large areas of habitats e.t.c wilderness areas for them to thrive

could you do more to reintroduce wildlife like beavers, sea eagles, wild boar e.t.c all over the uk as this would enrich our environment

many thanks

Yours faithfully,

Carl Holmes

Helpline, Defra (CCU), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

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the time to act is now

Dear Helpline, Defra (CCU),

I am still waiting for a reply and By law, the response had to be prompt but no later than 15 December 2008 , under the Freedom of Information Act you should have replied by now, and are breaking the law.

Yours sincerely,

Carl Holmes

Helpline, Defra (CCU), Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

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Dear Mr Holmes,

Please find attached a reply to your email of 14 November about wildlife
in the UK.

Yours sincerely,

Kevin Woodhouse
Customer Contact Unit, Defra

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Nobel House
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The theft of white tailed eagles from other nest in Scandinavia is not conservation .the deaths is immense throwing them up on an island off Scotland is not conservation tying them down by one leg on a hill side with winds of 80+ miles an hour should at least be found upon never mind illegal. So many eagles perish its an conservation disaster yes there are now eagles but how many die because of the inept way the rspb go about blindly believing they know best.No other country in the word has this steel and through approach ,True conservationist breed in captivity and release a sustainable amount back in to an ecosystem.