BASC's Conor O'Gorman on why your experience of game shooting is valid evidence for the Defra call for evidence, which closes on 1 November.
Tom Peachey becomes Eat Wild managing director in November, with three seasons to build a mass market for game meat before ...
Polling for Ground Cry finds 60% want ground-nesting birds saved, but only 25% recognise the threat from ravens and 24% from carrion crows.
BASC’s Peter Clark on the NatureScot general licence review: no blanket annual returns, two-year licences, and clarity on the ...
The Moorland Association has published two years of letters to the NWCU over hen harrier hotspots; a meeting with the NPCC ...
Jean-Paul Gaudin on why grouse shooting is the holy grail of the sporting calendar, and on the moorland management that makes it possible.
A record 13 hen harrier chicks fledged at RSPB Geltsdale in Cumbria in 2026, and the RSPB has used the result to renew its ...
Tim Weston of the NGO on the abuse that followed a Glorious Twelfth post, the Online Safety Act 2023 and why Facebook is not ...
Sue Knight on the gamekeeper’s wife: running the beating line, rearing children and gamebirds alike, and the isolation nobody talks about.
The Country Food Trust has tripled its game chiller network to six and is urging shoots and Guns to make sure every bird shot ...
Defra is giving the National Wildlife Crime Unit £530,000 to tackle hare coursing in 2026/27, yet admits it cannot measure a crime that is not notifiable.
Defra says England’s heather burning rules stand despite research showing cutting adds fine fuel to moorland litter, and confirms a wildfire study.
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