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WILDFORCE actively participates in a range of committees and industry groups, demonstrating our commitment to responsible wildlife management and sector-wide collaboration. By engaging with these organisations, we contribute expertise, help shape policy, and promote best practice across the industry. Our involvement ensures that WILDFORCE stays at the forefront of emerging standards, shares knowledge with peers, and supports initiatives that advance ethical, effective, and sustainable wildlife management.

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WILDFORCE’s Managing Director is an active member of the British Pest Control Association’s (BPCA) WildWise Special Interest Group, a volunteer-led group that focuses on developing and promoting best practice and informed policy in wildlife management across the pest control industry. WildWise brings together experienced professionals to share knowledge, contribute expertise, and help shape practical guidance that supports ethical, effective, and responsible wildlife control. Through this involvement, our Managing Director helps ensure WILDFORCE remains aligned with industry-led standards and contributes to the ongoing development of wildlife management policy within the sector.

WildWise

Wildlife management group 


WILDWISE
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Information about BPCA committees and special interest groups, detailing the British Pest Control Association's structure and purpose.

We participated in the Cornwall Invasive Species Forum alongside a range of organisations including SWLT, Cornwall Squirrel Project, Forestry Commission, and Cornwall Wildlife Trust. The meeting focused on improving collaboration, sharing knowledge and best practices, and exploring ways to record and manage invasive non-native species across Cornwall. We contributed to discussions on potential projects, mapping, volunteer engagement, and funding opportunities, and are keen to remain involved in future forums and initiatives.

SWLT CORNWALL

INVASIVE SPECIES FORUM

invasives@swlakestrust.org.uk
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