Call of the Marsh
On the saltmarshes of the Ribble Estuary in Lancashire, wildfowlers have spent generations caring for Britain’s precious coastal habitat. Call of the Marsh tells their story.
Bag recording for wildfowlers
This forms part of the Green Shoots Mapping programme. The programme can be used on a variety of electronic platforms (PC/ tablet/ phone). All data entered will be on a secure, backed up server.
There are four sections for individual members:
- Bagged It – is where you can record what you shot and create reports on your shooting.
- Seen It – is where you can record wildlife you see, both quarry and non-quarry, which can provide extremely valuable conservation knowledge.
- Map It – is where you can map the land you have access to for shooting.
- Custom Maps – is where you can create annotated maps of your shooting areas.
Manage It – is a fifth section only accessible to club officials. Clubs can set up returns so that they can manage bag return data from their members.
Click on one of these links to see further information:
Bagged It guide For Club Online Returns Officers to set and review Visit & Bag Limits
Bagged It guide for wildfowlers to set Visit & Bag Limits
Complete Guide for Club Online Returns Officers
Complete Guide for Wildfowling Club Members
If you have any queries about the website or Green Shoots please email us.
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