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More police forces should publish web pages about wildlife crime officers
A crowd-sourced list of UK Police Forces’ wildlife crime pages has too many gaps. They could do better, and we should encourage them to. Continue reading
Posted in annoyances, nature, social media
Tagged BirdGuides, BTO, CharlesArthur, Coldean, CountCulture, crime, crowdsourcing, FatBirder, Google Docs, guardian, Lancashire Constabulary, LocalDirectGov, Merseyside Police, North Yorkshire Police, Northumbria Police, open data, OpenlyLocal, Podnosh, police, RDF, RSPB, Staffordshire Police, twitter, twitter:user=CharlesArthur, Twitter:user=CountCulture, Twitter:user=Podnosh, Warwickshire Police, West Midland Bird Club, wildlife, wildlife crime, XML
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Please Help Me to Compile a List of UK Police Forces’ Wildlife Crime Pages
Crowd-sourcing a list of UK Police Forces’ wildlife crime pages, using a Google Docs spreadsheet. Continue reading
Posted in nature
Tagged birds, crowd-sourcing, open data, OpenlyLocal, police, wildlife crime
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