Conversationalist pieces written by individuals from BASC staff and guest bloggers working in fieldsports.
To feature in our BASC blogs contact social.media@basc.org.uk
Learning through experience – duck nest tubes
Innis Finlay talks about how vital it is for shooters to actively participate in conservation projects that bring real benefit, such as the duck nesting tubes project.
What does the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill mean for shooting?
Conor O’Gorman takes a closer look at the Animal Welfare (Kept Animals) Bill and its potential consequences to shooting.
Getting stuck in
BASC’s Murray Woodward tells of how he got stuck in to the mallard nesting tubes project and runs us through his journey so far.
Lending a hand on the local shoot
BASC’s Will Pocklington highlights the contribution made by the thousands of volunteers across the country who help out on their local shoots.
Rewilding: a fad or the future
There is no doubt that rewilding has captured the media’s imagination. Conor O’Gorman discusses what it means for shooting and conservation.
A long way from home: the invasive species Macnab
Two wild food fanatics go in search of an invasive species Macnab: muntjac, grey squirrel and American signal crayfish.