New Case in England

New Case in England

Avian influenza prevention zone declared in four counties

Press Release: Avian influenza risk levels increased as first case confirmed in poultry in England

Experts fear bird flu in seabirds could cause problems for coast-dwelling Scottish birds of prey.

A Hawk Board UNESCO Conference was held at Vowley on 12th & 13th July 2024...

From 1st October 2024 all bird keepers will need to be registered.

Experts fear bird flu in seabirds could cause problems for coast-dwelling Scottish birds of prey.

20th December 2023 - Amendments to The Avian Influenza

The Hawk Board and affiliated clubs, unequivocally support efforts and initiatives to tackle wildlife crime.

Following a thorough risk assessment Defra have put in place additional precautionary measures…

Housing measures to protect poultry & captive birds from Avian Influenza are being extended…

From 8 November 2022 no gatherings of poultry, galliforme birds or anseriforme birds are permitted.

The Hawk Board supports the continuation of the licensing system for falconers and aviculturists to apply for a licensed wild take.

A letter from SACS protesting about the unconsulted decision to ban pheasant shooting on public land in Wales…

There have been a number of social media posts showing an individual hawking from a vehicle in the UK. What is being shown on video is illegal activity.

information which may be relevant for your organisation/membership in relation to registered bodies, institutes and/or centres wishing to export/move captive birds.

The EU has issued the following delegated act…