A BASC initiative to build and install thousands of bird boxes around Lancashire and the North of England has been featured on the BBC.
Government minister tells parliament that shooting is permitted.
BASC North director honoured at the Great British Shooting Awards.
With the pheasant, partridge and wildfowl (above the high water mark) seasons finishing this weekend, BASC’s regional teams provide their highlights.
BASC is advising members of a single incident of ‘low pathogen avian flu’ at a chicken farm in Suffolk.
We are looking for candidates who are strategic thinkers ready to take the association forward.
Following confirmation that a General Election will take place, BASC has relaunched its campaign website.
By working together, acting positively and promoting all research and development into new products, rural groups are looking to secure the future of shooting.
BASC strongly condemn all forms of wildlife crime, and we hope that these increased penalties will send a clear message to those intent on committing such serious crimes.
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