Heather Warrender reviews the latest research on woodcock, looking at the shooting community’s role in reversing the decline in the fortunes of this enigmatic wader.
Science matters: wonderful woodcock Read more...
There is less than a week until the deadline for applications for one of two BASC scholarships for the 2024/25 academic year.
Less than one week remaining to apply for BASC scholarships Read more...
In the face of an election billed as a foregone conclusion, BASC’s Christopher Graffius argues why we all must continue to press for a positive outcome for shooting.
Boredom and apathy have no place in a general election Read more...
Members of a Maasai tribe swapped the plains of Kenya for the banks of the River Alyn when they visited BASC as part of a cultural exchange.
BASC welcomes Maasai tribe for cultural exchange Read more...
BASC Northern Ireland team held a Young Shots activity day at Carnview Farms Clay Target Complex.
Young Shots activity day hits the marks at Carnview Read more...
Invasive non-native species pose a significant threat to biodiversity in the UK and cost the economy billions of pounds every year.
Invasive species ABC Read more...
A study carried out by BASC and the University of Exeter into the UK’s resident woodcock population has heralded positive results.
Promising woodcock numbers show self-regulation in shooting works Read more...
In a joint effort to combat the declining mallard population, the BBWA and the WWT came together to install duck nest tubes on a local marsh.
West Country wildfowlers help boost mallard numbers Read more...
It’s time to make decisions about your cover crops for next season and Julia Newman has some sound advice.
Migratory species, by definition, cross international borders, presenting challenges to policy makers and conservation groups, says BASC’s Dr Alex Murray.
COP14: shooting across borders Read more...
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