Conversations around food sustainability are growing louder in many parts of the world, presenting an opportunity for wild British game, writes Sophie Stafford.
Science matters: do you know the value of wild venison? Read more...
The 2024/25 BASC Wing Survey delivered its most successful season in recent years, with a total of 3,201 wings submitted.
Record-breaking wing submissions boost wildfowl monitoring efforts Read more...
Among the fields and hedgerows of East Anglia there’s hope of a recovery for the red-listed grey partridge, with shooting playing a pivotal role, reports Ryan Darby.
Grey partridge recovery in East Anglia: Conservation in action Read more...
The health of Europe’s ducks was centre stage at the Pan-European Duck Symposium in August, featuring presentations on BASC research projects.
Uniting for ducks: BASC joins international waterfowl symposium Read more...
New research commissioned by BASC shows shooting has substantial benefits for our landscapes at the national scale.
New study confirms shooting is good for woodland and hedges Read more...
What exactly are field trials? Glynn Evans explains how these canine competitions work and how you can get started in competing.
Field trials uncovered Read more...
An experienced mentor can help novice stalkers progress after their DSC1 course and finding the right person is something BASC can help with.
With a little help… Read more...
Araba Cole had become estranged from nature and physical resilience. Deer stalking and a season as a ghillie in Scotland was her way back.
From city girl to a life in the Highlands as a stalking ghillie Read more...
This year’s Glorious Twelfth may be subdued, but the conservation effort never stops, says BASC’s Alex Farrell.
Grouse Season 2025: Quiet moors, loud message Read more...
New Home Office rules risk undermining fairness and consistency in the firearms licensing system, warns BASC’s Bill Harriman.
New firearms rules risk overreach Read more...
