The training days were put on free of charge to provide the officers with an overview of several subjects they are likely to encounter.
The campaign highlights the potential dangers and consequences if burning were to be banned.
Following the wettest winter for a long time and the driest spring ever the mighty grouse have commendably managed to not only breed but produce some good broods.
How sustainable is shooting in the UK? Has the coronavirus pandemic highlighted areas in which changes need to be made? Steve Bloomfield mulls over some questions.
BASC north director, Duncan Thomas, writes about BASC’s return to shooting Covid guidance workshops and the work being undertaken in the north of England.
Leading from the front our scientific evidence fundamentally disputes Wild Justice’s legal challenge.
More than 100 shoots have already taken up the opportunity to receive free expert guidance from BASC staff.
Shooting organisations stand with the government in calling this attack vexatious.
BASC England Director Dan Reynolds explains the new COVID-19 guidance visits available for game shoots.
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