When the going gets tough... - Wageningen UR
When the going gets tough... - Wageningen UR
When the going gets tough... - Wageningen UR
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1990s: you make enemies. Farmers are fedup with <strong>the</strong> damage you do to <strong>the</strong>ir land,grass and crops. Hunting you is nowallowed. Your own fault: go back sixsquares.< 17ainingwinter. Abandoninghe cheapestto LEI. Moves.2013. Too muchopposition to gassinggeese: <strong>the</strong> agreement iscancelled. Kiss <strong>the</strong> diceand throwagain.A coalition of farmers,nature conservationists,government bodies and hunterswants to reduce numbers of summergeese from 280,000 to 100,000. Gulp!Back to square 30.1975. A hundredbrooding pairsalready. Getting cosy.Provincial governments and<strong>the</strong> G7 reach an agreement on geese.Go-ahead for <strong>the</strong> gassing of 350,000geese. Back to square one …1961. You are backin <strong>the</strong> Ne<strong>the</strong>rlandsafter fifty yearsaway. Getbreeding, throw<strong>the</strong> dice again.2010. How do youconduct a mass cull ofgeese in a bird-friendlyway? Gas ’em, advisesLivestock Research.Get out of here.Jump to 34.You have a personality! <strong>When</strong>it comes to foraging, <strong>the</strong>re arepioneers and followers,according to <strong>the</strong> university. Sochoose: throw again or moveon four places.1950. The IJsselmeerpolders are created: gooseheaven. Thanks, Mr Lely.1910. The greylag goosedisappears as a broodingbird. Back to square one.31 January 2013 — RESO<strong>UR</strong>CE