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...
As we head into a new year, it’s a good time to look at the health of your woodland and ways of improving light penetration, writes Ian Danby.
Let there be light Read more...
Read our winter update on BASC conservation projects, including how you can get involved.
Conservation in action – Winter 2024 Read more...
The BASC Wildlife Fund has awarded its first loan in Wales to the Wentloog Wildfowling and Conservation Association.
Wildfowling in Wales receives boost from the BASC Wildlife Fund Read more...
Ian Danby highlights the opportunities for shooting and landowners within 2024 updates to the English farming and environmental support schemes.
To mark World Wetlands Day 2024, Sarah Pinnell explains what makes wetland habitats so special and highlights some of the work carried out to protect them.
Celebrating World Wetlands Day 2024 Read more...
As another game shooting season ends, we are going to say goodbye to our shoot friends and colleagues, but hopefully not for long.
Don’t be a stranger for the next seven months Read more...
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