BASC Scotland is urging members to apply for a grouse moor licence as soon as a dedicated portal opens later this month.
Prepare for launch of grouse moor licensing portal, BASC Scotland tells members Read more...
BASC provided £15,000 of sponsorship from its Legacy Fund this year to ‘Estates that Educate’, run by Scotland’s Regional Moorland Groups.
Scottish schoolchildren benefit from BASC Legacy Fund Read more...
BASC launched a new partnership with the Scottish Association of Young Farmers’ Clubs at the Royal Highland Show last week.
BASC celebrates launch of SAYFC partnership at Royal Highland Show Read more...
BASC has sought confirmation that anti-shooting bias will not play a part in criminal investigations brought about by the SSPCA’s new investigatory powers.
Transparency required on expanded SSPCA powers Read more...
BASC has written to Minister Jim Fairlie MSP, seeking clarification over introduction of grouse shoot licensing ahead of the start of the season.
BASC calls for clarity on grouse licensing timescales Read more...
A new partnership between BASC and the Gleneagles Hotel has seen professional shotgun coaches presented with awards for excellence in their field.
BASC chief executive presents new award to Gleneagles coaches Read more...
BASC has warned the Scottish government of the “ruinous” impact the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill will inflict on the country’s biodiversity and rural economy.
Scottish grouse Bill will damage the countryside, says BASC Read more...
BASC is calling on members to respond to a Scottish Government consultation which will shape the future of deer management in Scotland.
Protect the future of deer management in Scotland Read more...
Following last week’s vote on Stage 2 amendments to the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill, Peter Clark gives a summary of events.
Scottish grouse bill – where we are now Read more...
A second day of MSP voting on the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill has seen a vital BASC amendment accepted.
Critical BASC amendment accepted on Scottish grouse Bill Read more...
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