Our study on the voluntary restraint of woodcock hunting highlights the invaluable contributions of shooters to game and wildlife research.
Does voluntary restraint on woodcock shooting work? Read more...
Heather Warrender reviews the latest research on woodcock, looking at the shooting community’s role in reversing the decline in the fortunes of this enigmatic wader.
Science matters: wonderful woodcock Read more...
A study carried out by BASC and the University of Exeter into the UK’s resident woodcock population has heralded positive results.
Promising woodcock numbers show self-regulation in shooting works Read more...
A debate held in Parliament yesterday on the shooting season for woodcock saw MPs push back on claims made under a petition instigated by Wild Justice.
MPs refute woodcock petition claims in parliamentary debate Read more...
The woodcock is a magnificent quarry species. By taking part in a GWCT and BTO survey, you can actively contribute to its conservation.
Woodcock conservation – play your part Read more...
The shooting community leads by example on woodcock conservation, undertaking research, habitat creation, predator control and a precautionary voluntary restraint.
Woodcock season to be discussed in Parliament Read more...
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