This year’s grouse season in Scotland was the first with licensing in place. We debunk some of the myths which have emerged around the new licensing regime.
Scotland’s first licensed grouse shooting season comes to an end Read more...
BASC hosted 20 members of Police Scotland’s firearms licensing team last week as part of our commitment to provide training for the force.
BASC continues to support Police Scotland through training Read more...
“A haunting echo of the past Highland Clearances”; Mike Montgomery reviews The Last Keeper, the feature-length documentary released earlier this year.
One to watch in December: The Last Keeper Read more...
BASC is asking all members in Scotland to complete the NatureScot Species Licensing Review questionnaire before closing date on 20 November.
NatureScot Species Licensing Review – make your voice heard Read more...
The Capercaillie Emergency Plan, which aims to reverse the fortunes of the iconic Scottish bird, has been launched in Scotland.
Emergency action plan for capercaillie recovery gathers pace Read more...
BASC recently hosted ten firearms enquiry officers from Police Scotland as part of an ongoing commitment to provide training support for the force.
BASC delivers training for Police Scotland Read more...
Two pilot schemes aimed at deer managers have launched in Scotland, but BASC has urged the Scottish government to do more to incentivise the sector.
BASC welcomes Scottish deer pilot scheme, but more incentivisation required 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...
NatureScot has opened its new system for grouse shoot licence applications from today, 15 July.
Scottish grouse licensing system opens today Read more...
Women from across fieldsports came together this weekend to celebrate the Scottish launch of BASC’s Women in Shooting initiative.
BASC Women in Shooting launches in Scotland Read more...
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