The conference will cover a wide range of topics relevant to wildfowlers of all levels of experience. Talks will cover a range of subjects, from sustainable harvest principles to navigating environmental and regulatory challenges. All are designed to equip attendees with useful insight while providing the opportunity to chat with the foremost thinkers in wildfowl harvest and conservation. 

This year’s agenda boasts a distinguished line-up of speakers and organisations. Sessions will be delivered by:

• Dr Thomas Cameron – Providing expertise on international ecological research and its relevance to wildfowl conservation, and wildfowl harvest here in the UK.
• Preston and District Wildfowlers Association – Discussing their involvement to conservation and citizen science. 
• Natural England – Explaining their new and ongoing workflows and what government-supported initiatives are on the horizon for our protected site network.
• BASC wildfowl and wetlands team – Offering insights into the latest developments in BASC and the sustainable harvest of wildfowl and wetland conservation.
• BASC scientific advisors – Discussing and sharing the evidence-base and guidance on sustainable wildfowling practices, and what you can do to help.
• Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust – Presenting a new exciting partnership and strategy set to inspire an innovative development for habitat management around the UK.
• Chris Green, The Cornish Countryman – Renowned for his captivating presentation style and expertise in traditional countryside pursuits, Chris will wrap up the event by sharing captivating chronicles from his life from across the nation’s coastline.