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Project Penelope takes flight
Project Penelope, an international collaboration which seeks to halt the decline of Eurasian widgeon, has got underway in the UK.
Project Penelope, an international collaboration which seeks to halt the decline of Eurasian widgeon, has got underway in the UK.
BASC’s Heather Warrender reviews the 35th International Union of Game Biologists conference and outlines potential research collaboration opportunities for the future.
BASC’s Kiri Thompson discusses why data from the shooting community is so important and the role this has to play in the future of shooting.
New scientific research has found that shooting and shooting-related activities significantly boosts the well-being of participants.
We are asking all BASC members to respond to an anonymous online survey regarding Natural England.
BASC awards £300k package to GWCT to fund sustainability research
Regulations and policy affecting shooting and conservation must be stripped of bias and be based on robust and carefully-assessed evidence according to the UK’s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC).
An email survey asking for information on shooting will be sent to a random sample of BASC members in the coming days. Information collected from this survey will help to inform a major report on the economic, environmental and social contributions of shooting in all its forms in the UK.
iPhone and iPad users can download a new app and help to protect the future of shooting by demonstrating its sustainability with important data from bag returns.