BASC calls for assurances that consenting applications for shooting are not impeded by SSSI assessment changes in its response to a Natural England consultation.
Foreign molluscs pose a threat to the ecosystem of UK waterways. Ian Danby explains how shooters can help stop their spread.
You can help stop an invasive alien species in its tracks, says Ian Danby, head of biodiversity projects at BASC.
BASC’s head of biodiversity Ian Danby outlines the history of general licences and what BASC is doing to combat current issues.
BASC’s head of biodiversity Ian Danby writes about the current hot topic in conservation – reintroduction of species.
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