- Offbeat
Game shoot health and safety
How can shoots improve their health and safety during this down time? BASC’s training and education officer David Boden explains.
- Features
Judicial review: why is BASC registering as an interested party?
What is a judicial review and why is BASC registering as an interested party? Executive director of conservation Caroline Bedell explains.
- Latest news
No more red tape needed on gamebird releasing, BASC to tell Defra
BASC is an evidence and science-led organisation hence we will be engaging fully with the review.
- Features
End of season highlights
With the pheasant, partridge and wildfowl (above the high water mark) seasons finishing this weekend, BASC’s regional teams provide their highlights.
- Offbeat
Taking a zero tolerance stance on raptor persecution
BASC’s head of conservation Caroline Bedell discusses why taking a zero tolerance stance on raptor persecution is imperative for the future of shooting.
- Features
The “burning” issue
Controlled burning can under the right circumstances protect peatland and help achieve our net-zero target.
- Latest news
BASC to fight latest Wild Justice attack on shooting
This is a short-sighted attack that risks causing long-term damage to environmental protections.
- Offbeat
A rite of passage
Do you remember your first time out shooting? David Wild describes his first time on a pheasant drive with BASC’s Christopher Graffius.
- Latest news
Werritty grouse shooting review initiates ‘seismic’ change
Rural organisations said today that the recommendations of a government-commissioned review of grouse moor management will mean a ‘seismic’ change.
