Hidden hedgerows: the unsung heroes of the countryside
BASC’s Heather Warrender sings the praises of the humble hedgerow, which has more to offer than you might expect.
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Conservation in action
Conservation in action newsletter – February 2025
Read our latest update on BASC conservation projects, including how you, your shoot or club can get involved.
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Book tickets for the BASC National Wildfowling Conference
Tickets are on sale for BASC’s National Wildfowling Conference, which takes place at the Crowne Plaza, Birmingham NEC, on 29 March 2025.
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The Wash – my special place
Passionate wildfowler and BASC Council member John Harlow captures the wild magic of The Wash in Lincolnshire.
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Habitat and predator management are of equal importance for curlew recovery
BASC demonstrated its commitment to curlew recovery as part of a Gylfinir Cymru (Curlew Wales) delegation that met with Huw Irranca-Davies.
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Duck nest monitoring project prize winner announced
We are thrilled to announce Mr Gooch from Ipswich as the very first winner of the duck nest monitoring project prize draw. Mr Gooch was very pleased to receive his duck nest monitoring project prize, a SpyPoint Flex E-36 trail camera, which he has already put to good use capturing local wildlife. Trail cameras are
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Cooperation and trust: Key ingredients for successful habitat management
There is increasing concern about many breeding birds that have undergone sharp population declines in the UK and Europe.
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Help highlight the value of shooting in protecting UK woodlands
Share your views to help shape future guidance on the challenges of mammal damage to trees and the effectiveness of protection methods.
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Data is knowledge, knowledge is power
Data is vitally important in many aspects of our daily lives, including shooting and country pursuits, says Sophie Stafford.
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Breaking down the myths on scientific research
Heather Warrender and Sophie Stafford challenge some of the myths around taking part in scientific research related to shooting.
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