Question 19882 — hunting and fishing

Summary

Ms. Alexandra Valetta Ardisson questions the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, on the practice of glue hunting. A 2009 European directive prohibits “methods of mass or non-selective capture or killing” of birds, including glue hunting, but provides for exemptions when “there is no other satisfactory method”. Glue hunting is therefore no longer practiced in all European countries, but is, however, still at work in certain departments in the south-east of France, particularly in the Alpes-Maritimes. In 2018, the ministry carried out a public consultation concerning the trapping project for the 2018-2019 hunting season. 90% of respondents to this consultation said they were opposed to this practice. The quotas of authorized catches have been reduced, but certain associations continue to denounce this practice, also campaigning for its total ban. She therefore asks him what his position is on this situation and on the advisability of banning glue hunting like other European countries.

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