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Coaching the next generation
To mark International Coaching Week, we sat down for a chat with one of BASC’s coaching stalwarts, Duncan Greaves.
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Capturing the countryside
Jess Smith is passionate for countryside and animals; but she always finds time to draw. Now, her passion has developed into a significant hobby business.
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The Queen of the countryside
As we prepare to celebrate the Queen and the Platinum Jubilee, we take a closer look at her majesty’s love of the countryside and more importantly her four-legged companions.
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FACE complaint successful on EU lead restriction consultation
The European Ombudsman has recognised a case of maladministration in relation to access to evidence during last year’s EU lead ammunition restriction consultation.
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Missing pet or invasive species?
As we observe invasive species week, we take a closer look at the parakeet which is so often mistaken for a lost pet, when in fact it is causing havoc for the environment.
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The Moorland Chorus
Transport yourself to stunning Calderdale with the Moorland Chorus, capturing the sounds of dawn breaking on grouse moor teeming with life.
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Sure-footed: When four legs are better than four wheels
ATV’s may be quicker at getting deer off the hill, but there is still a place for the Highland pony as a key resource for stalkers.
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The A Team: How to choose the right dog for you
Anthea Shelley discusses dogs for jobs and how to assemble the perfect dog team for your needs.
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Take a picnic, not a barbecue
BASC’s head of uplands, Gareth Dockerty, pushes the message to leave barbeque at home when visiting the uplands.
