
BASC asks government to include shooting in Covid-19 planning
Shooting contributes not only to well-being but also benefits the natural environment and supports livelihoods and local communities across the UK.
Shooting contributes not only to well-being but also benefits the natural environment and supports livelihoods and local communities across the UK.
In this blog BASC Scotland’s Ross Ewing explores the significance of assurances given by the Scottish Government to sporting businesses contending with Coronavirus disruption.
It is said that times of crisis bring people together – and that’s certainly been evident in the UK. Read what the shooting community is doing during the Coronavirus outbreak.
What does it take to make the perfect range in your garden, BASC experts discuss.
Support for sporting businesses at this difficult time will be crucial if they are to survive.
BASC has been given no choice but to seek to involve itself in court proceedings.
As temperatures are set to reach record highs, BASC upland officer Gareth Dockerty urges people to express caution when going outside.
What is it the Arran stalking scheme like? BASC deer officer James Sutcliffe describes his latest trip to the island.
How can shoots improve their health and safety during this down time? BASC’s training and education officer David Boden explains.