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How you can help ferret badgers

A few ideas for action which people can take to help the ferret badgers.

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Ideas for action

Opportunities to help the ferret badgers species are limited. However, here are a few ideas for action that you could take:

• Support the work of organisations which are working to prevent deforestation in south-east Asia.
• Support the work of organisations which are working to protect and enhance specific wildlife areas in south-east Asia, including National Parks and nature reserves.
• If you live in, or take a wildlife holiday in, an area where any of the ferret badgers live, watch out for their presence. Report any definite sightings so that a better picture of the distribution of these badgers can be built up. This includes observations of ferret badgers being traded at local markets - such reports indicate that badgers are present in the area, and also help to improve our knowledge of the extent of the trade in these species.
• Support the work of organisations carrying out surveys of mustelids, mammals or wildlife in general in south-east Asia.
• If you have any information about ferret badgers, their behaviour, biology, ecology, distribution or conservation, please pass it on so that I can incorporate it into these pages and make it available worldwide.

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Related Badger Pages

Find out how you can help:

• The Eurasian badger
• The hog badger
• The American badger
• The honey badger
• The stink badgers

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Picture credits

The Burmese ferret badger photo used at the head of this Article is © Mr Sawai Wanghongsa, and used with the kind permission of the (External) Royal Forest Department of Thailand . Credits for the photos used in the right-hand margin of this page for site navigation can be found on the Credits page.

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