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WOODLAND RESILIENCE PROJECT
#ICYMI Last week was #RedSquirrelAwarenessWeek and we shared a series of posts about Britain's native tree-dweller. This included the @BASCWales Woodland Resilience Project.
BASC's Hamish Profit sheds light on the project⬇️
orlo.uk/lavIw
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SEASON OPENS
BASC would like to wish everyone involved, from Beaters, Guns, Pickers-up to Gamekeepers and every person who supports, supplies or relies on game shooting, a very happy, successful and safe pheasant season.
📸 2019/2020 photo competition entries 📸
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The @Gameandwildlife representing two projects, @PARTRIDGE_NSR and @owlboxinitiative, at #IUGB35 Conference #PerdixVX workshop in Hungary, talking about how very important communication is in research! #shareyourfindings #shareyourknowledge
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The UK's most prevelent and dangerous rural / wildlife crime is poaching.
Learn the truth about this and how it effects those that work, live and love the countryside and its wildlife
Watch the latest documentary on the NGO YouTube channel.
youtu.be/6YqJ3sv3VNM
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GREY SQUIRREL CONTROL
Want to know how you can help protect our native red squirrel?
Contact @SquirrelAccord or local landowners. Information and advice can be found on BASC's website orlo.uk/CLICK_HERE_W6MkQ
Download here: orlo.uk/GREY_SQUIRREL_CONTRO…
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MPs call for new GCSE in natural history to be on school syllabus digitaleditions.telegraph.co…
@ocrexams @CarolineLucas @CurlewAction
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🦆 ESTABLISHED DUCK NEST TUBES 🦆
@BASCSW officer tells us how he learnt through experience about duck nest tubes and how to install them. Now, he's recording their success with Waterfowlers’ Networks recording tool.
orlo.uk/xUIKS
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Helen Butler MBE of the #IsleofWight @WightSquirrels project is publishing a report on 30 years of #research. Part 1 of this #redsquirrel #conservation report 1991-2020 is available to download. Support the project by reporting your island sightings. Link: wightsquirrels.co.uk
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Thanks to Andy Mitchell for images of grey squirrel damage to #trees in #Warwickshire. Bark stripped from young #oak & sycamore whose trunk snapped at point of damage. #ForestFriday
Share grey squirrel damage photos or videos using #barkstripping or email [email protected]
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FREE tickets @treescapes2021 for forestry students outside of the UK. We'd welcome your perspectives & value your input to the 3 workshops planned @europeanforest @EFIForestPolicy @efimedfacility @efiresilience contact [email protected] #forestrystudents
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES
BASC is the largest shooting organisation in Great Britain & NI and we are recruiting!
🔷 @BASCEast regional officer
🔷 Wildfowling officer
Find out more
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Our field guide is designed to provide the knowledge of common parasites and diseases of wild deer. It is essential to those studying for the DSC 1 & 2 and helpful to those involved in the management of Britain’s wild deer.
To purchase: bds.org.uk/shop/field-guide-…
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How about a fantastic sporting break in beautiful Royal Deeside? The fab Invercauld Estate near Braemar offers superb grouse shooting and deer stalking, as well as fishing, and nearby there is golf at the highest 18 hole course in Britain - learn more countrysportscotland.com/pro…
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🎥 Scottish wildcats are on the brink of extinction, with the wild population no longer viable - largely thanks to cross breeding with domesticated cats.
The @SaveOurWildcats project is hoping to release wildcats into the wild in 2023.
@nature_scot @ScotWildlife @wildscotland
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I never really considered sedge warbler as a species that would benefit from grass margins alongside arable, but this one had a nest at the base of one of these cow parsley plants. The meadow pipit was also nesting further along the margin.
Bamburgh, Northumberland @NFFNUK
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Day 16 - Real Springwatch
The initiative of leaky dams and re-wetting suitable moorland areas is fine, but vegetation management needs to be continued in an effective manner too, to prevent destruction of habitats and peat from wildfire.
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This is a tree guard made from sheep’s wool (uk product) hardened with nut oil with traditional non plastic potato tie. This lasts 5 to 7 years. V interesting
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For #Day21 of #30DaysWild - a little video taken very early this morning of a juv curlew wandering around... @WildlifeTrusts @curlewcalls @CurlewCountry @CurlewAction @30DaysWild
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Always a joy to see curlew chicks at this time of year (two chicks, but only one in shot). Spotted on journey home from excellent meeting with Duchy of Lancaster Rural Committee on their Whitewell estate #curlew #badbirdingpics
@curlewcalls @AONBFamily @scottski100
