
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.
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Game meat is the ultimate local, seasonal food, but we know very little about the carbon footprint of game meat in the UK.
In a bid to address this, BASC has commissioned Sustainable Footprints to calculate the carbon footprint of gamebirds, woodpigeon and venison in England, and we need your help.
We are conducting two separate surveys to help us understand the data better.
One is for shooters/stalkers, both recreational and professional, and the other is for gamekeepers, so please complete the survey which you think best describes you.
Game/ woodpigeon shooting and deer stalking survey, both recreational and professionalÂ
All responses will be anonymous to BASC – we will not see individual responses and will not be able to identify individual respondents.
Data collected as part of this survey will be used and stored by Sustainable Footprints in line with their privacy policy.
If you have any queries about this survey please contact Sustainable Footprints at info@sustainablefootprints.co.uk
Both surveys close at midnight on 10 May, so make sure you get your voices heard.

From litter picks to bird monitoring and nesting projects, Fenland Wildfowlers Association members are carrying out hands-on conservation work across the Wash.

The Working for Waders partnership has published predator management guidance on how lethal and non-lethal predator control can contribute to wader conservation.

John Swinney MSP was also invited to hear more about the important work of the organisation and its members.