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Scottish wildlife management exonerated by judicial review
BASC Scotland’s public affairs manager, Ross Ewing, explores what the ruling of the judicial review on beaver culling could mean for wildlife management in Scotland.
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Finding the middle ground: our meeting with Olivia Blake MP
BASC invited Olivia Blake MP to visit her local grouse moor last week to discuss and observe the benefits of managed moorland.
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BASC heads to the IUGB conference
BASC’s Heather Warrender reviews the 35th International Union of Game Biologists conference and outlines potential research collaboration opportunities for the future.
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Red squirrels and woodland resilence
BASC’s Hamish Profit discusses woodland resilience and preserving the future of red squirrels in Wales.
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Data is King
BASC’s Kiri Thompson discusses why data from the shooting community is so important and the role this has to play in the future of shooting.
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What Scotland’s programme for government means for shooting
BASC Scotland’s public affairs manager, Ross Ewing, reflects on the key policies within Scotland’s newly unveiled programme for government.
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Shoots – our unsung hedgerow heroes
BASC’s Dr Conor O’Gorman highlights the role of shoots in the campaign to increase Britain’s hedgerow network by 40% by 2050.
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Wildfowling: conservation at its core
Guest blogger Gethin Jones explains the inextricable link between wildfowling and conservation as he looks forward to the season ahead.
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Two-year lead ammunition review – the call for evidence
BASC’s Conor O’Gorman examines the Health and Safety Executive’s call for evidence in more depth and analyses what it means for shooting.
