Swap screen time for green time this half term – with nature apps, countryside cooking, and BASC’s Young Shots events, there’s something for every young explorer.
BBQs, birdsong and freezer roulette: Half term ideas for nature-loving families Read more...
Gavin Howe explains how you can help native red squirrels by volunteering to control the destructive grey invaders.
The BASC Wildlife Fund is supporting ground-breaking work to conserve black grouse. Fund trustee John Furbisher went to check on progress.
You hear them before you see them Read more...
Shooters, who often spend time in remote areas, are ideally placed to keep watch and report any sightings of invasive Asian hornets.
Help tackle the invasive Asian hornet before our bees are lost Read more...
Clear blue skies and warm spring sunshine welcomed visitors to the National Shooting Show on 10–11 May.
Something for everyone at National Shooting Show Read more...
BASC Scotland director Peter Clark warns that proposals in the Natural Environment Bill risk undermining deer management in Scotland.
Mandatory training will shut out stalkers when Scotland needs them most Read more...
What is BASC doing about gamebird release restrictions, introduced due to avian influenza concerns? Gareth Dockerty explains….
Fighting for the future Read more...
Find out more about two of this year’s Eat Game Award winners and their roles in promoting wild British game.
A bright future for game Read more...
Ian Danby takes us through what you can do to help in the fight against invasive non-native species in the UK.
Invasive non-native species: what you can do Read more...
There are several clear winners as a result of controlled heather burning, a traditional land management practice used on moorland and upland areas, Alex Farrell explains.
The benefits of controlled heather burning Read more...
