Guga hunt licence likely refused over bird population concerns
Scotland's traditional guga hunt, dating back to the 15th century, could be refused a licence this year due to concerns about the gannet population on Sula Sgeir. NatureScot officials have recommended against granting permission for the hunt, which usually takes place in August, also citing animal welfare. Animal charities have welcomed the recommendation, while campaigners for the hunt are disappointed.
Lost in this story? That's the point of BriefTea.
Open it in the app and tap Learn from this — the Knowledge Galaxy turns the story into a map of everything it assumes you know, one tap at a time. Free, no ads, no paywall.
Get BriefTea on the App Store