BASC welcomes the results of Natural England-commissioned research that show that larger areas of semi-natural habitat in woodlands can help protect butterfly populations during summer droughts.
The British Association for Shooting and Conservation, CLA, Countryside Alliance, Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, The National Gamekeepers’ Organisation, and the Moorland Association all want to see more hen harriers nesting in England and are calling for Defra to implement a plan for their recovery across England.
‘Glorious Twelfth’ will mean grouse available for the table again
BASC South East to launch a series of BASC Roving Reception venues this autumn
Northern Ireland’s leading country sports organisations reach agreement on firearms licensing fees and the banded system
Natural England Chairman launches wildlife stamp
Firearms licensing delays – BASC questions Police Scotland
The 12th of August heralds the start of the game-shooting season in the UK, and what better way to start than with the glorious grouse. Naturally raised on the beautiful, purple heather-clad moorlands of Britain, the glorious grouse shares many secrets.
The “Glorious Twelve” benefits of Grouse Shooting
