Why, as a protected species, the red squirrel is the responsibility of the Forestry Commission in accordance with Schedule 5 to the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, when all other such species are the direct responsibility of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs; and whether this will be...

Why, as a protected species, the red squirrel is the responsibility of the Forestry Commission in accordance with Schedule 5 to the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, when all other such species are the direct responsibility of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs; and whether this will be...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c42WA, what steps they will take to ensure that the anti-coagulant poison, warfarin, will be categorised within Annexe One of the European Union Plant Protection Directive. [HL 470].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c42WA, what steps they will take to ensure that the anti-coagulant poison, warfarin, will be categorised within Annexe One of the European Union Plant Protection Directive. [HL 470].

Given that Article 8H of the Convention on Biological Diversity and Article 11 of the Berne Conventions states that member states should eradicate or contain those alien species threatening biodiversity, what action they intend to take in order to comply with these articles in relation to the grey squirrel. [HL...

Given that Article 8H of the Convention on Biological Diversity and Article 11 of the Berne Conventions states that member states should eradicate or contain those alien species threatening biodiversity, what action they intend to take in order to comply with these articles in relation to the grey squirrel. [HL...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c42-3WA, whether it is the Forestry Commission's policy to control grey squirrels on dedicated Forestry Commission land for the protection of (a) woodland and (b) the red squirrel population. [HL 476].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c42-3WA, whether it is the Forestry Commission's policy to control grey squirrels on dedicated Forestry Commission land for the protection of (a) woodland and (b) the red squirrel population. [HL 476].

What consultation has taken, or will take, place during the preparation of the Forestry Commission's policy statement on grey squirrel control in England. [HL 475].

What consultation has taken, or will take, place during the preparation of the Forestry Commission's policy statement on grey squirrel control in England. [HL 475].

When they expect to receive the final policy statement on grey squirrel control in England from the Forestry Commission; and further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c43-4WA, whether it is their policy to control the grey squirrel exclusively for the purpose of...

When they expect to receive the final policy statement on grey squirrel control in England from the Forestry Commission; and further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c43-4WA, whether it is their policy to control the grey squirrel exclusively for the purpose of...

Whether it is their policy that the Forestry Commission should play a leading role by demonstrating, through example, the best methods of controlling the grey squirrel. [HL 472].

Whether it is their policy that the Forestry Commission should play a leading role by demonstrating, through example, the best methods of controlling the grey squirrel. [HL 472].

What plans they have to instigate research into the effects of grey squirrels on declining woodland bird populations. [HL 468].

What plans they have to instigate research into the effects of grey squirrels on declining woodland bird populations. [HL 468].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c41WA, when they intend to complete a cost estimation and cost-benefit analysis for the effective control of grey squirrels. [HL 477].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c41WA, when they intend to complete a cost estimation and cost-benefit analysis for the effective control of grey squirrels. [HL 477].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c41-2WA, whether they intend to estimate the cost of the damage caused to (a) community forests, and (b) other grant-aided planting schemes by the grey squirrel population. [HL 479].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 11 October 2004, 665 c41-2WA, whether they intend to estimate the cost of the damage caused to (a) community forests, and (b) other grant-aided planting schemes by the grey squirrel population. [HL 479].