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Save British Wildlife

Submitted on Saturday 27th October 2012

Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017

Current status: Rejected

Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)

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Save British Wildlife

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Responsible department: Home Office

We the undersigned ask the government to reduce the influx of people into the UK, from 500,000 a year to at most 5000 a year. Reasons:
-The UK is a small Island.
-We have an overly large human population of 62million which is growing.
- Scientific surveys are showing that species, such as:Bumble bees, Corncrakes, Bats, Crickets, Stag Beetles, Wildcats, Dormice, Starlings, Sparrow’s, Woodpeckers, Warblers, Hedgehogs, are threatened by, and going extinct due to habitat loss through human construction.
-As people arrive, more houses, roads, schools, shops, airports, golf courses will be built. This will destroy remaining wildlife habitat, like grass lands, ponds, bogs and woods.
-Since 1930, 98% of wildflower meadows, that are bumble bee habitat have been lost to farming, and development.

We urge the government to reduce the influx of people into the UK as wildlife is entitled to a stress free and peaceful life here.


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