Links

There is increasing interest in the UK's wild boar populations and other websites are appearing that add further pieces to the jigsaw of raising the awareness of wild boar in the UK. Therefore, below we add links to those sites we think are most relevant. As always, we aim to be non-judgemental and non-moralistic about the choice of sites we link to; we simply wish to inform. We are also aiming for quality of linked site, rather than quantity.

If you are responsible for a site that we have linked to, and would rather we did not, please advise and the link will be removed straight away. Email British Wild Boar

We also need to state that the www.britishwildboar.org.uk is not responsible for the content of external sites nor endorses their content.

Friends of the Boar
are a group who want to see wild boar in the UK managed properly without cruelty. They advocate more effort is put into the understanding of wild boar, with an objective plan to educate the public how to live safely and peacefully alongside the wild boar.

Wild Boar Best Practice Guides website
This website contains six guides relating to different aspects of wild boar biology, ecology and management.

DJS Photography
The website of wildlife photographer David J Slater. Contains stunning photos of wild boar in the Forest of Dean and thoughtful comment.

Ben Locke Photography
Ben photographs the wild boar in the Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, and has taken sone fascinating shots at close quarters.

ScottPassmore.co.uk
The aim of this site is to share and promote the beautiful Royal Forest of Dean and it's inhabitants inc. Wild Boar, Deer and Herptiles (reptiles + amphibians).

Wild Boar, Foxes and Cats Webcam
Live streaming webcam on Iberian Wild Boar on the outskirts of the village of Pla de Corrals, Valencia Province, Spain. Sus scofra baretricus.

The Stalking Directory
The 'home of UK deer stalking' has an interesting forum on real-life wild boar management as practised in the UK today by the field sports community.

DeerManagement.co.uk & Stalking
The aim of DeerManagement.co.uk is to promote recognised professionals and best management principles by recommending only qualified deer managers. The relevance to wild boar is that deer management groups are begininning to take on responsibility for managing wild boar populations and the promotion of best practice for boar management can only be encouraged.