23/12/2009
Kate Williams hears why Scottish fishermen are hoping their conservation credits will earn them brownie points with Brussels and how a trial scheme in Devon is netting profits.
Kate Williams hears why Scottish fishermen are hoping their conservation credits will earn them brownie points with Brussels and how a trial scheme in Devon is netting greater profits for West Country fishermen.
Also, why deer are the targets of wildlife crime in Dorset, and Anna Hill reporsts on a farmers' scheme in East Anglia to feed homeless and vulnerable people at Christmas time.
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- Wed 23 Dec 2009 05:45麻豆社 Radio 4
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