Alde and Ore Wildfowlers’ Association
Alkborough Wildfowlers & Conservationists
Anglian Wildfowlers Association
Barton on Humber Wildfowlers Club
Beccles Wildfowlers Club
Blackwater Wildfowlers Association
Blakeney & District Wildfowlers Association
Canvey Wildfowling & Conservation Association
Colchester Wildfowling & Conservation Club
Dengie Hundred Wildfowling Club
Ely & District Wildfowlers’ Association
Fenland Wildfowlers’ Association
Gainsborough & District WF Association
Gedney Drove End & District WA
Great Yarmouth Wildfowling Association
Grove Shooting Club
Heacham & North West Norfolk WA
Kings Lynn & West Norfolk WA
Mersea Island Wildfowling & Cons. Club
North Lincolnshire Wildfowlers Club
North Orwell Conservation & W.F. Club
Norwich & District Wildfowlers Association
Rochford Hundred Wildfowling Club
Rockland Wildfowlers’ Association
Salthouse Village Parishioners G C
Skegness Wainfleet & Dist Wf
South Essex Wildfowlers Club
South Lincolnshire Wildfowling Club
Tillingham Wildfowlers Association
Tollesbury Wildfowlers Club
Walberswick Wildfowlers Club
Walton-On-Naze & District W A
Wells & District Wildfowlers
Comber Wildfowlers & Conservation Association
Derrylin & District Gun Club
Lough Foyle Wildfowlers Association
Black Isle & Mid Ross Wildfowlers Club
East of Scotland Association for Wildfowling and Conservation
Bridgwater Bay Wildfowlers Association
Cornwall Wildfowlers Association
Clevedon Wildfowling Association
Devon Wildfowling & Conservation Association
Dorset Wildfowlers Association
Highbridge Huntspill & Burnham & District Wildfowling Association
Gloucestershire Wildfowlers’ Association
Tamar Valley Association for Shooting & Conservation
Clay & Game shotshell reloaders
New Jersey Waterfowlers Association
Rice breast disease in ducks – how you can help What is sarcocystosis? Sarcocystosis, or ‘rice breast’ disease of ducks, is caused by the parasite Sarcocystis spp and seems to be on the rise in the UK. The parasite has a relatively complex life cycle using birds as an intermediate host and
Duck and Goose Wing Survey We are asking shooters to collect duck, goose and wader wings from each bird they shoot to help us monitor our quarry species populations. What is the Wing Survey? The wings of birds can tell us a lot about the populations we are shooting. We
Coastal Access Coastal Access England Implementation of the England Coastal Path is now well underway. Natural England, the government agency responsible, expects to complete work on the England Coast Path in 2020. Current progress can be viewed here https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/england-coast-path-improving-public-access-to-the-coast Coastal access involves more than just the creation of a path. The
