The Minister for Climate Change met with members of the Gylfinir Cymru partnership and confirmed her commitment to the Wales Recovery Plan.
Minister confirms continued commitment to Curlew Wales Read more...
BASC is vowing to fight “restriction proposals” arising from a call for evidence on gamebird releasing in Wales.
Political red tape a threat to shooting in Wales Read more...
The first meeting of the Cross-party Group on Shooting and Conservation in Wales covered predator management and the sale of game meat.
Welsh political shooting and conservation group holds first meeting Read more...
BASC has received ministerial confirmation which quashes claims that country sports will be banned in Wales by 2024.
Welsh government position on shooting confirmed Read more...
The condition would impact young and future farmers, conservationists and pest controllers who require general licences in work and training.
NRW commits to removing “discriminatory” general licences age restriction Read more...
BASC has called on Natural Resources Wales to utilise the significant benefits already implemented by shooting activities in their future conservation plans
Shooting deserves recognition Read more...
BASC has sought clarification of the Welsh Government’s position on country sport through Samuel Kurtz MS.
Clarity sought on Welsh Government position on country sports Read more...
BASC is calling for users of the general licence for conservation in Wales to provide case studies to rebut NRW’s decision to remove jays, jackdaws and magpies.
Require the general licence for conservation in Wales? Read more...
The decision by Natural Resources Wales to restrict the ability of conservationists and wildlife managers to control magpies, jays and jackdaws is a retrograde blow for conservation.
Welsh conservation efforts set back by NRW red tape Read more...
Subject to NRW board approval, the proposals would remove magpies, jays and jackdaws from the Welsh general licence for conservation.
Natural Resources Wales proposals place most vulnerable species at risk, says BASC Read more...
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