Ian Danby covers the strategies for controlling invasive non-native species in the UK and the vital role of shooting in executing the steps involved.
Three steps in the fight against invasive species Read more...
Game cover crops are full of wildlife, but how can you prove it? BASC’s Ian Danby shares some ideas on how to show the biodiversity on your shoot.
Recording birds, butterflies and invertebrates in game cover crops Read more...
The Peppering Biodiversity Project is a success story for nature recovery being delivered at
a large scale on an arable farm in West Sussex.
The Peppering Biodiversity Project Read more...
BASC’s deer officer James Sutcliffe explains that while small in size, ticks can pose a significant health risk, making awareness and vigilance essential.
Tick awareness: staying safe in the countryside this summer Read more...
Jim and Catherine Allsop are committed to nature recovery at the Monk Wood Shoot near Chesterfield – a small DIY game shoot that has maximised its conservation potential.
Respond to Defra’s consultation on trail hunting before 18 June to prevent unintended consequences for working dogs across the board.
A Labrador owner whose dog survived an adder bite is urging others to be aware of the risks after a frightening encounter.
Adder bite prompts warning to dog owners Read more...
Mat Manning looks at recent developments in airgun shooting that could bring a welcome boost to your pest control efforts.
Moving with the times Read more...
With a public vote now open on which species might be added to the next series of Bank of England notes, Conor O’Gorman reviews the shortlist.
Wildlife shortlist published for new Bank of England notes Read more...
Raw feeding remains a topic of debate, but growing research into gut health, allergies and nutrition is prompting more dog owners to take a fresh look at what goes into the bowl.
Is fresh best for your dog? Read more...
