Newsletters

Our newsletter is sent to more than 600 stakeholders. If you would like to be added to the mailing list for newsletters please email Jacky Chaplow*

The latest 2018 newsletter (PDF icon WILDCOMS Spring 2018 newsletter 20.pdf) is available (and below).

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2018Newsletter 20: Spring 2018PDF icon WILDCOMS newsletter 20.pdf
2017Newsletter 19: Autumn 2017PDF icon WILDCOMS newsletter number 19.pdf
2017Newsletter 18: Summer 2017PDF icon WILDCOMS newsletter number 18.pdf
2017Newsletter 17: Spring 2017PDF icon wildcoms newsletter_March 2017.pdf
2016Newsletter 16: Winter 2016PDF icon wildcoms newsletter_Winter 2016.pdf
2016Newsletter 15: Summer 2016PDF icon WILDCOMS newsletter number 15.pdf
2016Newsletter 14: Spring 2016PDF icon wildcoms newsletter_final.pdf
2015Newsletter 13. WILDCOMS support of new international guidelines on poisoningPDF icon QR June 2015.pdf
2014Newsletter 12: Autumn 2014 Spotlight on monitoring activities in WalesPDF icon Autumn SPOTLIGHT 2014.pdf
2014Newsletter 11: Summer 2014: Spotlight on the Policy relevance of the WILDCOMS monitoring schemesPDF icon Summer spotlight 2014.pdf
2014Newsletter 10: Spring 2014: Spotlight on Wildlife CrimePDF icon WILDCOMS Spring SPOTLIGHT 2014.pdf
2014Newsletter 9: Winter 2014 Spotlight on Lead (Pb)PDF icon Winter SPOTLIGHT 2014.pdf
2013Newsletter 8: Autumn 2013 Spotlight on Citizen SciencePDF icon Autumn SPOTLIGHT 2013.pdf
2013Newsletter 7: Summer 2013 Spotlight on monitoring activities in ScotlandPDF icon Summer SPOTLIGHT 2013.pdf
2013Newsletter 6: Spring 2013 Spotlight on MercuryPDF icon WILDCOMS SpringSpotlight 2013.pdf
2013Newsletter 5: Winter 2013 Spotlight on the existing practices of the partner schemes in WILDCOMSPDF icon wildcomsweb-WinterSPOTLIGHT2013.pdf
2012Newsletter 4: Autumn 2012 Spotlight on RodenticidesPDF icon wildcomsweb-October2012newsletter.pdf
2012Newsletter 3: Summer 2012 Spotlight on Emerging Hazards and RisksPDF icon WILDCOMS_JULY2012_NEWSLETTER.pdf
2012Newsletter 2: Spring 2012 Spotlight on Wildlife and ZoonosesPDF icon wildcomsweb-April2012.pdf
2011Newsletter 1: Winter 2011 Spotlight on Polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs)PDF icon wildcomsweb-2011-180112-1435-38.pdf

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