Features
Looking for something to read? You’ll find a host of insightful and entertaining articles on all things shooting right here.
Wildlife shortlist published for new Bank of England notes
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.
Is fresh best for your dog?
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.
A new tool to help you plan the season
How a data-led approach to shoot management assisted the development of a new tool to help you plan for next season.
Fenland wildfowlers put conservation into practice
From litter picks to bird monitoring and nesting projects, Fenland Wildfowlers Association members are carrying out hands-on conservation work across the Wash.
Wader Week – get the right advice
The Working for Waders partnership has published predator management guidance on how lethal and non-lethal predator control can contribute to wader conservation.
An improved outlook for shooting in Wales and Scotland
The biggest winners in the Wales and Scotland elections were political parties with supportive manifestos for shooting and conservation.
FACE challenges quarry species restriction proposals
The European Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FACE) has responded to the government’s bird quarry species consultation, supporting BASC’s position.
Wild places, better headspace
To mark this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, BASC’s Gareth Dockerty reflects on a day spent on a managed grouse moor in the North York Moors.
Science matters: Grey squirrels, damaged woods and pine martens
BASC’s Julia Newman reviews research around bark stripping activity in grey squirrels and discusses the role of pine martens as part of the solution.