Wildfowlers assemble for the BASC national conference
The 2025 BASC National Wildfowling Conference returned on Saturday 29 March, attracting more than 100 delegates.
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The 2025 BASC National Wildfowling Conference returned on Saturday 29 March, attracting more than 100 delegates.
Wildfowlers assemble for the BASC national conference Read more...
BASC’s wildfowling advisor Chris Wright writes about the importance of protecting remarkable environments like Lindisfarne.
Wildfowlers on the frontline of conservation at Lindisfarne Read more...
At the season draws to it’s close, BASC’s Mal Greenleaf reflects on why the natural world is best seen through the early morning eyes of a wildfowler.
Tickets are on sale for BASC’s National Wildfowling Conference, which takes place at the Crowne Plaza, Birmingham NEC, on 29 March 2025.
Book tickets for the BASC National Wildfowling Conference Read more...
In honour of World Wetlands Day, we discuss some of the wetlands projects supports by BASC and the BASC Wildlife Fund.
Celebrating wetlands and wildfowl Read more...
BASC member Gethin Jones explains why wildfowlers can enjoy an extra 20 days of shooting after the game shooters have put away their guns.
Why the extra 20 days? Read more...
Passionate wildfowler and BASC Council member John Harlow captures the wild magic of The Wash in Lincolnshire.
The Wash – my special place Read more...
Today marks the third consecutive day of thaw conditions in Scotland, following a call for voluntary restraint due to severe weather.
Lifting of voluntary restraint in Scotland Read more...
Due to widespread severe weather, BASC is calling for those who shoot in Scotland to exercise restraint in the shooting of ducks, geese and waders including reared mallard.
Severe weather prompts call for voluntary restraint for waterfowl shooting in Scotland Read more...
“What sets us apart is that we’re not just spectators” – BASC chairman Eoghan Cameron shares his thoughts on the vital role of shooting’s people in managing the British countryside.
Leaving the ultimate legacy Read more...