At Abbeystead Estate, grouse moor management is restoring peatland, bringing waders back to the hills and slowing floodwater.
Abbeystead Estate: the grouse moor that’s also a flood defence Read more...
Dr Cat McNicol explores how climate change is reshaping bird migration and what it means for wildfowling, conservation and sustainable harvest.
When wildlife won’t stand still Read more...
As another major wildfire burns in the Cairngorms, BASC Scotland director Peter Clark explains that preventing large-scale fires must begin long before the first flame appears.
Scotland’s wildfire wake-up call Read more...
Completing a Macnab is the ultimate challenge for many shooters. Swinton Estate offers the chance to take it on with a Yorkshire twist.
Swinton puts a Yorkshire twist on the Macnab Read more...
What can you learn from people already managing habitat for wildfowl? We’ve gathered experiences from people across the UK to share with you.
Ducking the guesswork Read more...
Steve Griffiths discusses The Royal Welsh Show as a platform to engage with politicians and stakeholders who shape the future of shooting and conservation in Wales.
A landmark political year for BASC at Royal Welsh Show Read more...
BASC has wrapped up a packed three days at the 68th Game Fair, welcoming members to its main stand and activity areas across Ragley Hall.
BASC celebrates a standout Game Fair 2026 Read more...
As wildfires once again rage across the country, BASC head of uplands Alex Farrell outlines why controlled burning is part of the solution.
Wildfires remind us why active upland management matters Read more...
A House of Lords debate about Natural England’s approach to gamebird releasing had peers questioning the quango’s remit and purpose, writes Conor O’Gorman.
Natural England’s future in the political spotlight Read more...
Why does the judgment handed down by the High Court matter so much to the countryside? BASC’s chief executive Ian Bell explains.
Public bodies are not above the law Read more...
