Help animals

Information to the public

Information to the public

SUST information brochures and campaigns in different languages

The SUST's commitment, both spoken and written

Specialist knowledge for animal lovers - free of charge

Our expertise and many years of experience in dealing with pets are continuously processed in our information series "Animal welfare through proper action". In our free brochures, pet owners and animal lovers will find important tips and tricks for keeping, protecting and caring for our four-legged friends.

The pillar "Education & Information to the Public" includes

- Courses at the SUST Academy
- Public lectures
- Education to the public
- Media work on current animal welfare issues in different countries
- Free distribution of information brochures and flyers
- Free distribution of animal welfare posters
- Animal welfare campaigns
- School campaigns
- Creation, printing and delivery of learning material suitable for children in different languages
- School visits and distribution of learning and information material in different countries and languages

You can order the brochures and posters of SUST free of charge in the WebShop

If you'd like to find out more about all the projects in the pillar of Education & Information to the Public by SUST, please access the German version of the website using your browser's translation extension.

The activities of the Susy Utzinger Animal Welfare Foundation are financed exclusively by donations and legacies (no public support).

 

Activities

zurück

Badgers on the move

November 2024

The latest data shows that these shy animals are becoming increasingly at home in the city. In recent years, badgers have been photographed more than three times as often with wildlife cameras in urban areas. As badgers only react to changes - such as the time change - to a limited extent, it is particularly important to preserve their burrows where possible. The burrows are often used for many generations, which increases their importance for the animals.
With their burrows often dug close to roads, badgers are particularly vulnerable to traffic accidents. Every year, numerous badgers have accidents on the roads. It is therefore particularly important to drive carefully at this time of year.
Tips to protect badgers (and yourself):
- Drive carefully at night: badgers are particularly active at dusk.
- Watch out for movements on the roadside: Badgers are small and difficult to recognise.
- Avoid evasive manoeuvres: Instead, brake gently to prevent accidents.
- Watch out for wildlife crossing signs: They indicate where badgers often cross the road.
Badgers play an important role in the ecosystem by regulating pests and keeping the soil healthy. Help these fascinating animals to survive in their natural environment.
You can find more specialised knowledge for animal lovers at:
Protect the badgers this autumn by sharing this message!
 
Country:
  • Switzerland
5 Pillars:
  • Information to the public
Badgers on the move
Back to Top