Ministers are considering relaxing the hunting ban to allow a full pack of hounds to help kill foxes
Kate Gatacre
Beynon loses DEFRA job in reshuffle
MP Richard Beynon moved to backbenches
BASC welcomes licensing guidance
Licensing application systems set for improvement
Project Trespass set to tackle poaching
An initiative designed to provide a co-ordinated response to poaching has been launched
RSPCA still under investigation
Allegations of "bullying tactics" by the RSPCA are still being looked into
Decline in raptor poisoning revealed
Education reduces bird of prey persecution
The best of hedgrow harvests
Take your pick of the season's berries
Shooting conservation praised by Conservatives
Conservatives support fieldsports groups
SGA warns of caper extinction
SGA fears inaction will lead to breeding populations of capercaillie being wiped out in Scotland
Wildcat plan’s £873k lottery win
Lottery funding given in an effort to save Scottish wildcats
Red squirrel release on Tresco
A joint project to reintroduce red squirrels to the one of the Isles of Scilly has begun
Shooting “safe in Labour hands”
The Labour party welcomes dialogue with shooters
Buzzard licences rejected
Natural England refuses to issue more licences
Young handlers win at the Midland
The finals of a scurry league held at the Midland Game & Country Fair was won by a 14-year-old
DEFRA Minister applauds shooting
David Heath acknowledges shooting's economic value at a rural reception in Glasgow
Wildfowling: Shooting secured on 12,500 acres
BASC helps widfowling groups across the UK
Land access fears in Wales
Welsh Government considers Scottish model for access to land
Fund set aside for threatened wildlife
£1million has been set-aside by Natural England for its Species Recovery programme
Bird-diverters installed to save migrating birds
Special diverters have been installed in Lancashire to prevent birds colliding with power lines
Scots reject statutory deer management
SGA responds to deer management proposals