Come fly with me
Understanding the established global routes followed by migratory birds is key to ensuring the future of sustainable wildfowling.
Understanding the established global routes followed by migratory birds is key to ensuring the future of sustainable wildfowling.
Whittlesey Wildfowlers and Conservationists have bought an 81-acre marsh thanks to a £150,000 loan from the BASC Wildlife Fund.
BASC Wildlife Fund loan helps wildfowlers buy land for conservation Read more...
As the wildfowling season gets underway, so too does the opportunity to demonstrate shooting’s sustainability credentials, says James Green.
The wonders of wildfowling Read more...
Since the start of 2024, BASC has organised three Introduction to Wildfowling workshops for Natural England staff.
BASC and Natural England talk wildfowling Read more...
In a joint effort to combat the declining mallard population, the BBWA and the WWT came together to install duck nest tubes on a local marsh.
West Country wildfowlers help boost mallard numbers Read more...
“I don’t share this strange story often but now seems like a good time to talk about the haunting of Lindisfarne mudflats.”
The haunting of Lindisfarne mudflats Read more...
During the harshest, coldest, and most desolate days of the winter months, a remarkable symbiosis unfolds on the foreshore.
The foreshore in winter Read more...
Migratory species, by definition, cross international borders, presenting challenges to policy makers and conservation groups, says BASC’s Dr Alex Murray.
COP14: shooting across borders Read more...
Now is the perfect time to think about taking part in BASC’s duck nest tube project to assist mallard and other duck species, says BASC’s Sophie Stafford.
Duck nest tubes – what you need to do and when Read more...
Every year, BASC presents a number of prestigious honours and awards, celebrating those who go the extra mile for the benefit of shooting and conservation.
Celebrating the great and the good Read more...