We are all in this climate emergency together, and the skills of upland gamekeepers should be held in high regard, says BASC’s Gareth Dockerty.
Gamekeepers can play a key role in peat restoration Read more...
BASC has raised significant concerns with the Scottish Government’s Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill, published today.
BASC raises opposition to Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill Read more...
Researchers from the University of York published the findings following 10 years studying the impact of land management practices on moorland habitats.
No “one size fits all” approach to upland management, report concludes Read more...
The Scottish government’s consultation on proposals to licence grouse shooting and moorland management closes on 14 December.
Last chance to respond to Scottish grouse shoot licensing consultation Read more...
We have all heard the myths around the best type of grouse to eat so we decided to put the theories to the test with a grouse tasting event.
Busting the myths about grouse Read more...
Angus SNP MP Dave Doogan visited an estate within the glens of his constituency ahead of the start of the grouse season.
The gift of grouse to rural sustainability Read more...
We have launched a series of images to highlight the significant wider benefits arising from grouse moor management.
More than a grouse moor Read more...
Read our round-up of the press and media coverage surrounding the Glorious Twelfth and the opening of the grouse season.
Grouse season – the press edition Read more...
Every year, myths about grouse and moorland management rise to the surface from those who oppose grouse shooting. Read our run down of 12 myths and the truths that dispel them.
No Moor Myths – the truth about grouse Read more...
A report by the University of Northampton has found that driven grouse shooting offers a sustainable approach to maintaining the UK’s uplands.
Study finds grouse shooting boosts the environment and rural economies Read more...
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