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The clock is ticking for our reds
Red squirrels remain a conservation priority with rapidly declining numbers. We must all step up to do our bit in red squirrel conservation.
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The striped menace
The invasive Asian hornet is a serious threat to the UK’s wildlife, especially our native honeybees and other insects.
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The Environmental Improvement Plan needs shooting
Ian Danby discusses the government’s new Environmental Improvement Plan and how the importance of sustainable shooting to its delivery features throughout.
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ELMs and wildlife management
BASC’s Ian Danby discusses how the government’s recent update to ELMs offers further opportunities for shooting to work closely with farmers.
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Nature Recovery needs shooting’s input
After speaking at a recent conference on Nature Recovery Ian Danby looks at why shooting is key to any success they might have going forward.
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Funding available to create more woodland
BASC’s Ian Danby explains how the new England Woodland Creation Offer provides a great opportunity for shooting to contribute and benefit.
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An open door for shooting and conservation
BASC’s Ian Danby considers the opportunity the government’s new agri-environment schemes present for shooting.
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Squirrels and our climate
BASC’s Ian Danby discusses the importance of managing invasive grey squirrels in achieving net zero carbon targets by 2050.
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SSSI proposals need not impact consenting, says BASC
BASC calls for assurances that consenting applications for shooting are not impeded by SSSI assessment changes in its response to a Natural England consultation.