Research and analysis

Wildlife Law

This is the final report of the Wildlife Law project.

• From: Law Commission
• Published: 10 November 2015

Documents

Wildlife Law volume 1: report

Ref: ISBN 9781474125789, Law Com No. 362, HC 585–I

PDF, 2.84 MB, 479 pages

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Wildlife Law volume 2: draft legislation

Ref: ISBN 9781474125789, Law Com No. 362, HC 585–II

PDF, 1.74 MB, 178 pages

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Print file - Wildlife Law volume 1: report

Ref: ISBN 9781474125796, Law Com No. 362, HC 585–I

PDF, 3.19 MB, 479 pages

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Print file - Wildlife Law volume 2: draft legislation

Ref: ISBN 9781474125796, Law Com No. 362, HC 585–II

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In this report we recommend that the patchwork of existing legislation be replaced by a single statute. The new statute brings together the law governing the protection, control and management of wildlife to make it more consistent, easier to understand and simpler to use. Reflecting relevant EU directives and international conventions as well as national wildlife policy, the statute provides a regulatory framework organised around schedules listing protected and controlled species and prohibited conduct.

Further information about this project is available on the Law Commission website.

Published 10 November 2015