Lincolnshire Badger Group

Badger Encounters in the Wild book
Superb book of Jim Crumley's encounters with badgers in the wild in Scotland. The quality of the writing is superb. A great  read. Click here to buy: Encounters in the wild

Contact

The real original Lincolnshire Badger Group used to be managed as part of the Weirfield Wildlife Hospital. Sadly, the Weirfield closed down at the end of 2016; and the real original Lincolnshire Badger Group fell by the wayside in February 2018.

The good news is that the original Lincolnshire Badger Group has reformed and are fully affiliated members of Badger Trust.    

Website

• https://www.lincolnshirebadgergroup.com

Facebook

• https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093647842292   

Email

• lincolnshirebadgergroup@hotmail.com   

Badgers injured or killed on the roads or railways

• https://form.jotform.com/231734761798065?fbclid=IwAR2hShosr1_wREDQaxDCog2dbbvX8Sv2NPliOrtBvXIJgwDHWv3YqseUXzk 

Reporting Badger Sett locations 

• https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=pfbid02tXc4mLUiykc3M9irsZbU3p8KMpgSB5CwbUsjYNwkPcvtiGTJgkc9NSrBEMioWCgYl&id=100093647842292 

Membership enquiries 

• https://form.jotform.com/231743816379061?fbclid=IwAR1ZJ9ephnQkdCF3hzWxipXLOuAgu7t9WMbfJ7ixb5V0nQFq_CQUNrXCLNA  

RSPB Spotlight on Badgers book
James Lowen explores the lives of badgers and their communal living, feeding habits and threats to their conservation. Click here to buy: Paperback edition Kindle edition

Other good Facebook groups

• Lincolnshire against the Badger Cull
  https://www.facebook.com/groups/532940183425988/?ref=br_rs

Footnote regarding serious Concerns about an unofficial "Lincolnshire Badger Group" on Facebook

There are some Facebook Groups which call themselves "Lincolnshire Badger Group". We have had received Facebook messages from members within them which describe some of the activities they claim to do and express personal opinions which have been offensive in the extreme and are not in accordance with what we would expect a pro-badger organisation to be arguing for. Based on our experience in trying to engage with them and the limited reports of their activities, the Lincolnshire Badger Group Facebook groups do not appear to meet our definition of what a sensible badger group would involve themselves in. Neither do they appear to be affiliated to any organisation, such as the Badger Trust or the RSPCA. We would encourage any "admin" or "member" of the Facebook Group called "Lincolnshire Badger Group" or "Lincolnshire badger group" to contact us with any information which make this situation clear. Until they can convince us of their bona fides, we would very strongly urge people to contact the Badger Trust or the RSPCA or Lincolnshire against the Badger Cull instead.