Following publication of the RSPB’s 2018 Birdcrime report, BASC has reiterated its condemnation of wildlife crime and emphasised the importance of partnership working. Caroline Bedell, BASC’s executive director of conservation, said: “BASC has a zero-tolerance attitude to raptor persecution. But it is worth noting that the RSPB’s latest annual report Read more…
BASC is fully supportive of ‘LymeApp’ – a new app that will provide a unique mapping tool to further understand the distribution of Lyme disease.
Reports today have suggested that hunting and game management are contributing to adverse survival prospects for the species.
BASC always willing to sit down and talk to people to find “solutions”, listeners told.
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BASC is calling for satellite tag data to be “transparent and accountable” following a series of raptor persecution allegations against Scottish estates.
Whilst the EMBER project was a groundbreaking study, this new report casts doubts over their findings and clearly calls for more research before any assertions are made
Alan Wilson pleaded guilty to nine wildlife crime charges.
