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Hastings Badger Protection Society

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Hastings Badger Protection Society was brought together by a very determined group of ladies who were tired of badgers and foxes being treated so cruelly.

It has a long history but now needs more members to help re-launch to be there for badgers locally Since the 1992 Badger Act was passed, the problems the Society handles have changed to some extent, although badgers, their setts and very close environments are protected. All wildlife, including badgers, are at greater risk now than in 1973 when the Badger Act was first introduced. Locally, in Rother and Hastings, habitats and traditional sources of fresh water are being destroyed at an ever increasing rate, native food bearing trees are being cleared and foreign exotic trees are being planted in their place. The Society has continued from the beginning to help with advice, practical help and examples to help people understand and maintain the future welfare of badgers and other wildlife.

06/10/2026

Perfect!! Watch and share please!

10/08/2026

🦡 Come along to our first in-person meeting!

Interested in getting involved with Hastings Badger Protection Society? Come and meet us and find out how you can be part of the group.

📅 Thursday 20th August
⏰ 7pm
📍 Pissarro’s, Hastings

Badger Trust will be hosting the meeting as we take the next steps in getting the group back up and running.

We’re particularly looking for people who might be interested in joining the committee and helping shape the work of the group – protecting local badgers and their setts, raising awareness, responding to local issues and building a strong local network for badgers.

You don’t need to be a badger expert or have committee experience. If you care about badgers and wildlife and would like to get involved, we’d love to see you there.

Please share with anyone in Hastings and the surrounding area who might be interested. Any queries email: [email protected]

01/07/2026

Meeting Reminder – just two days to go!

Join Badger Trust this Friday, 3 July at 7:00 pm for an online information meeting about the re-launch of the Hastings Badger Protection Society.

If you'd like to help protect badgers in the Hastings, Rother and Bexhill areas, we'd love to welcome you. Whether you're looking to volunteer, learn more about what local badger groups do, or simply want to support badger conservation, this is a great opportunity to find out more.

To receive the Zoom link, email [email protected]

19/06/2026

For far too long, there has been a belief that people who harm animals, particularly badgers, also harm people, with a number of these involved with domestic violence within the home.

Now, through analytical work carried out by the NWCU and supported by statistical information and reports from Badger Trust, this has been proven.

The clear picture emerging is that persons who harm badgers are likely to harm humans.

This is known as polycriminality.

A non-conviction in a wildlife crime case has far-reaching consequences, and we need to take action!

Read our article: https://buff.ly/aBNFns8

16/06/2026

🦡 Calling everyone who cares about badgers in Hastings, Rother and Bexhill!

We're holding an informal online information meeting on Friday 3 July at 7pm for anyone interested in supporting badgers and helping to re-establish the local group dedicated to their protection and welfare.

📅 Date: Friday 3 July
🕖 Time: 7.00pm
💻 Location: Online via Zoom
📧 To receive the meeting link, email: [email protected]

We'll be chatting about:

• What local badger groups do & how they operate
• Different ways to get involved – no experience necessary
• The next steps in getting the group up and running again

Whether you're interested in wildlife surveying, community outreach, fundraising, administration, campaigning, or simply want to support badgers in your local area, there's a place for you.

If you've ever wanted to make a difference for badgers locally, this is the perfect opportunity to get involved. We hope you'll join us and help shape the future of the Hastings Badger Group.

Please share with friends, family and fellow wildlife lovers who may be interested.

We'd love to see you there! 🦡💚

20/05/2026

Badger Trust will be holding an informal online information meeting at the end of June for anyone who would like to find out more about the re-launch of Hastings Badger Protection Society and how to get involved.

Without local people, we cannot be there for badgers in Hastings. We know Hastings has a significant badger population, and a thriving local group can help educate, advocate, and protect badgers while working closely with the community.

If you are interested in getting involved, please complete our online interest form and we will send you the meeting invite once arrangements are confirmed.
https://forms.gle/5yxqDtav4kn6D3yz7

16/05/2026

Who’s been keeping track of cub development this spring? 👀🦡

From tiny, fluffy cubs to curious young badgers exploring the world, we’d love to see this year’s little ones growing up!

Tag us in your photos and videos of badger cubs if you want to share with other badger lovers. 📸✨🦡

10/05/2026

🦡 All About Badgers - Cubs

Badgers exhibit delayed implantation, where fertilised eggs pause development before implanting in the uterus. This ensures cubs are born in late winter, timed with improving spring food availability.

Cubs are born blind and remain dependent within the safety of the sett.

07/05/2026

🦡 All About Badgers - Activity

Badgers are primarily nocturnal and show strong seasonal shifts in behaviour and metabolism. They accumulate fat reserves in autumn to support reduced winter activity.

They don't hibernate, but reduce activity (torpor) and can remain inactive in the sett for extended periods during harsh conditions.

04/05/2026

🦡 All About Badgers - Senses

Badgers rely heavily on smell, supported by highly complex turbinate bones inside the nasal cavity that increase scent detection efficiency.

This allows them to locate underground prey and communicate through scent marking within and between social groups. All vital to their daily lives.

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Hastings
TN355AD

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 5:30pm
Thursday	9am - 5:30pm
Friday	9am - 5:30pm

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