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One of the main arguments against conserving the red squirrel population in Britain is that they are seen as a threat to the grey squirrel population. Grey squirrels, which were introduced to Britain in the 19th century, are larger and more aggressive than red squirrels, and have outcompeted them for food and habitat. Some argue that conserving the red squirrel population would require culling or controlling the grey squirrel population, which could be seen as inhumane or environmentally damaging. Additionally, others argue that resources should be focused on conserving species that are more endangered or have a greater impact on the ecosystem.