Badgers and Bovine TB in Scotland - This report sets out the position of bovine tuberculosis in Scotland in 2000, provides details of the Krebs report and the issues it raised and tries to draw some conclusions. [PDF]
Badgers and Bovine Tuberculosis - The bacterium, Mycobacterium bovis, was first reported in badgers in the UK in 1971. This article provides information on the disease it causes, the evidence that badgers transmit the disease and the action that should be taken to reduce or eradicate bTb from the UK.
Badgers and Bovine Tuberculosis - Well argued article discussing the effectiveness on culling badgers and the best way forward to reduce the incidence of bTb. [PDF]
Bovine Tuberculosis in Cattle and Badgers - Report by the Chief Scientific Adviser, Sir David King, issued in 2007 following the publishing of a report by the Independent Scientific Group on Cattle TB. [PDF]
Mycobacterium bovis - Information from Wikipedia on this bacterium, the causal agent of bovine TB, and its epidemiology in the UK where badgers are believed to contribute to the spread of the disease between cattle herds.
TB in Cattle: Reducing the Risk - Booklet providing advice to farmers on pre- and post-movement testing for tuberculosis in Great Britain. [PDF]
