Our study on the voluntary restraint of woodcock hunting highlights the invaluable contributions of shooters to game and wildlife research.
Does voluntary restraint on woodcock shooting work? Read more...
Understanding the established global routes followed by migratory birds is key to ensuring the future of sustainable wildfowling.
Shoot owners who manage grassland habitats can apply for annual funding of up to £646 per hectare from Defra.
Managing priority habitat species-rich grassland Read more...
The BASC Wildlife Fund charity is seeking new individuals to join its board of trustees.
BASC Wildlife Fund seeks new trustees Read more...
Whittlesey Wildfowlers and Conservationists have bought an 81-acre marsh thanks to a £150,000 loan from the BASC Wildlife Fund.
BASC Wildlife Fund loan helps wildfowlers buy land for conservation Read more...
Asian hornet numbers are on the rise in the UK, presenting a significant threat for native pollinators and the overall health of our ecosystems.
Asian Hornet Week: identifying a dangerous invader Read more...
The BASC Legacy and BWF David Gray conservation scholarships provide financial support to students in further and higher education.
BASC Legacy and BWF David Gray scholarship recipients announced Read more...
Integrated moorland management means taking a holistic view of how best to manage upland landscapes, says Alex Farrell.
Progress on the ground Read more...
The Scottish capercaillie risks extinction but a recovery plan supported by the BASC Wildlife Fund, is already making progress.
Capercaillie: Highland rescue Read more...
This year’s recipients of BASC’s prestigious annual honours were presented with their awards at The Game Fair yesterday, 27 July.
‘Unwavering dedication’ and ‘remarkable service’ rewarded at The Game Fair Read more...
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