Gamebird release, shooting and welfare during rearing in England: call for evidence Grant
In context
This call is open to research institutions, universities and non-profits and 3 others. Funding is a grant. Coverage is read from the notice itself: United Kingdom. The funder accepts early-stage applicants.
This is a call for evidence submission on the environmental, animal health, welfare, rural and social impacts of gamebird rearing, release and shooting in England. It invites stakeholders to contribute research, data, and expert input to inform policy development, rather than a traditional competitive grant application.
About this grant
This call invites evidence submissions on the environmental, animal health, welfare, rural and social impacts of gamebird rearing, release and shooting in England. Rather than a competitive grant scheme, it seeks research, data and expert input from stakeholders to support policy development in this area. Research institutions, universities, nonprofits, charities, community groups and individuals based in Great Britain may submit evidence. Contributions must focus on England and address one or more of the specified impact areas: environmental effects, animal health and welfare during rearing, or rural and social consequences of gamebird operations and shooting. The call opens on 4 September 2026. Submission format and deadline details will be confirmed separately.
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Key requirements
- ✓Evidence must address environmental, animal health, welfare, rural and/or social impacts of gamebird rearing, release and shooting
- ✓Focus on England only
- ✓Submission format and deadline details not yet specified in this call notice
Frequently asked questions
- Who can apply for Gamebird release, shooting and welfare during rearing in England: call for evidence?
- Eligibility covers organisations in GB; research-institution, university, nonprofit, charity, individual, community-group.
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