A speciesist attack on grey squirrels
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“This programme fails to question the anthropocentric and speciesist campaign against grey squirrels despite:
‘There is no evidence that grey squirrels aggressively chase out red squirrels or interfere with their mating behaviour. Nor do greys eat hazel nuts before the reds – both species will feed on them while green in north of England. Furthermore, both species have the same breeding potential.’ Review of red squirrel conservation activity in northern England (NECR019), p8, Natural England , 2009.
Why are grey squirrels blamed for coin-sized scars on beech trees when bypasses, runways, HS2, drift mines ravage ancient forests?
Why are they not given credit for growing trees by the million by planting acorns, hazelnuts and beech mast?
Why should grey squirrels be interfered with because of a perceived problem caused by human interference in the past?”
Leafn4give via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/07/21
More reviews of Costing the Earth
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“Thank you so much for producing this show! As an ardent environmentalist, I can’t wait until the next episode gets posted. You are not only sharing interesting information and stories, but also helping change the world for the better. Keep up the great work!”
Drew_J_ via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/22/18
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“In general I do enjoy this podcast, it deals with important environmental issues that we need to be made more aware of , how ever I am concerned that there was no mention of how much water is used in the farming agriculture sector. People need to made aware of the devastating impacts this causes...”Read full review »
hiibio via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/10/20
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