Features
Looking for something to read? You’ll find a host of insightful and entertaining articles on all things shooting right here.
Britain’s accidental wildlife
From terrapins to tanuki, discover how invasive non-native animals became established in Britain and why responsible ownership matters.
Action plan(t) – how to spot and stop invasive plants before they take root
When it comes to invasive plants, knowing what to look for on your shoot can help protect habitats, reduce management costs and stop the spread across the countryside.
Check, Clean, Dry – simple steps for wildfowlers to protect wetlands
Learn how the Check, Clean, Dry approach can help wildfowlers prevent the spread of invasive non-native species and aquatic diseases between wetlands.
Three steps in the fight against invasive species
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.
Recording birds, butterflies and invertebrates in game cover crops
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.
The Peppering Biodiversity Project
The Peppering Biodiversity Project is a success story for nature recovery being delivered at
a large scale on an arable farm in West Sussex.
Tick awareness: staying safe in the countryside this summer
BASC’s deer officer James Sutcliffe explains that while small in size, ticks can pose a significant health risk, making awareness and vigilance essential.
Monk Wood Shoot
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 trail hunting consultation to prevent unintended consequences for working dogs
Respond to Defra’s consultation on trail hunting before 18 June to prevent unintended consequences for working dogs across the board.