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A headstarted curlew has returned to breed in Ireland, marking a breakthrough for conservation efforts on World Curlew Day.
BASC’s Four Seasons campaign aims to showcase year-round conservation work by the shooting community.
Gamekeepers from the North Pennines Moorland Group carried out practical improvements at three local schools, supporting their rural communities.
Bisterne Estate has become an unlikely primetime showcase for the conservation case for keepered land, with GWCT's wader recovery work taking centre stage on BBC One.
Two major shooting organisations are now demanding an independent review before Northern Ireland's licensing fees can rise.
One of Scotland's foremost red deer authorities has warned that soaring cull targets could drive estates to the brink and land the taxpayer with the bill.
BASC’s Conor O’Gorman provides a quick guide for readers to have their say on the first huntable species review in 45 years for England, Wales and Scotland.
A 50p-per-bird levy has generated £57,900 for the Eat Wild campaign, helping promote British game.
Nominations open for the 10th Helping It Happen Awards, featuring a new £10,000 Rural Champion Award celebrating rural community impact.
A Perthshire farmer has launched a social enterprise butchery, turning culled venison into thousands of meals for families facing food poverty.
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