在禁止在湿地使用含铅弹药10年后,卡马格河(法国南部)水禽持续铅中毒

IF 2.8 2区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Arnaud Béchet, Anthony Olivier, François Cavallo, Lou Sauvajon, Jocelyn Champagnon, Pierre Defos du Rau, Jean-Yves Mondain-Monval
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铅污染是一个全球性的环境和健康问题,对人类和野生动物造成持续的有害影响。尽管在一个世纪前就被认定对水禽有害,但在法国,仅在2006年才禁止在湿地狩猎中使用铅弹。我们使用Camargue(法国南部)的长期监测数据来(1)评估法国法规在减少水禽摄入铅霰弹枪弹丸方面的当地有效性;(2)评估当地猎人对法规的遵守情况。我们使用了卡马格尔20个狩猎季节(1998年至2017年)从38名猎人那里收集的13种水禽的2187个砂囊的数据。此外,从2008年到2019年,我们系统地收集了三个公共湿地狩猎地点的霰弹枪案例,并使用铅弹与无毒霰弹枪案例的比例来估计猎人对禁令的遵守情况。在禁令前后的20年研究期间,收获的水禽的砂囊中铅弹的平均流行率在13个物种中为12%,随着时间的推移没有显着减少。禁令实施后,无毒子弹的使用缓慢增加;铅弹继续被广泛使用,表明政策执行力度不足。由于该禁令只适用于在湿地打猎,因此猎人必须在湿地中被抓到,猎枪中装有铅弹,否则将被罚款。携带铅弹仍然是合法的,这有利于规避监管。我们的研究结果支持在湿地和陆地狩猎中完全禁止铅弹的必要性。全面禁止将促进政策的执行并有利于合规,最终导致逐步淘汰铅壳的生产和使用。
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Persistent lead poisoning of waterfowl in the Camargue (southern France) 10 years after the ban on the use of lead ammunition in wetlands

Persistent lead poisoning of waterfowl in the Camargue (southern France) 10 years after the ban on the use of lead ammunition in wetlands

Lead pollution is a worldwide environmental and health issue causing persistent detrimental effects on humans and wildlife. Despite having been identified as detrimental to waterfowl a century ago, in France lead shotgun pellets for hunting were banned only in 2006 and only in wetlands. We used long-term monitoring data from the Camargue (southern France) to (1) assess the local effectiveness of the French regulation at reducing the ingestion of lead shotgun pellets by waterfowl and to (2) assess local hunter compliance with the regulation. We used data on 2187 gizzards from 13 waterfowl species collected from 38 hunters in the Camargue over 20 hunting seasons (1998 to 2017). In addition, from 2008 to 2019, we systematically collected shotgun shell cases at three communal wetland hunting sites and used the ratio of cases indicating lead versus nontoxic shotgun shells to estimate hunter compliance with the ban. Across the 20-year study period that spanned pre- and post-ban, gizzards of harvested waterfowl had a mean lead shotgun pellet prevalence of 12% across the 13 species with no significant reduction over time. There was a slow increase in the use of nontoxic shot shells after the ban; lead shells continued to be used widely, suggesting inadequate policy enforcement. Because the ban was only applied for hunting in wetlands, hunters have to be caught with lead shells in the shotgun while in wetland to be fined. It is still legal to carry lead shells, favoring the circumvention of the regulation. Our results support the need for a complete ban of lead shotgun shells for both wetland and terrestrial hunting. A complete ban would facilitate policy enforcement and would favor compliance, eventually leading to a phase-out of lead shell production and use.

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