The Countryside Restoration Trust has written to the organiser of the Glastonbury Festival asking him to change the date of next year's festival for the sake of the local wildlife.
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CRT Chairman Robin page said: “As both a lover of rock music and wildlife I am appalled that the Glastonbury Festival has again been held this year at a crucial time in the breeding cycle of farmland birds.
With such an invasion of people, noise and light, many nests could have been disturbed.
As a result eggs and young could have been deserted, leaving them vulnerable to cold, starvation or predation.”
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