The Government has launched a public consultation on trail hunting. This is your opportunity to have your voice heard and help ensure hunting is banned for good. Follow the Take Action link below to view our guidance and submit your response.
The deadline is Thursday 18th June 2026.
Nearly 20 years after hunting was supposedly banned, up and down the country hunts continue to chase and kill foxes, hare, mink, otters and deer for fun.
To make the law fit for purpose and to protect British wildlife, the Government MUST:
From those living in rural communities, to hunt saboteurs and animal protection agencies and even police chiefs, everyone knows the law on hunting isn’t working, and it’s time for these rural crime gangs to be stopped.
Check below for more information and to see how YOU can help make this happen.
Weaknesses in the current Hunting Act, along with our proposed solutions.
Speak out to end hunting for good. Use our guidance to complete the Government consultation on Trail Hunting before 18th June.
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