More than a grouse moor
We have launched a series of images to highlight the significant wider benefits arising from grouse moor management.
Act Now campaign toolkit
On 27 March, Natural Resources Wales launched a 12-week consultation on proposals to introduce a licensing system for the release of pheasants and red-legged partridge in Wales.
If the proposals are implemented, gamebird releasing will be restricted and only allowed under licence, giving an anti-shooting Welsh Government the power to shut down game shooting in Wales.
Download our toolkit
The following toolkit provides key messages and assets to support BASC’s campaign against the Welsh government’s consultation on gamebird releasing in Wales.Â
Respond to the consultation: https://basc.org.uk/actnow/Â
Use the hashtag #FightforWales
Tag us on social @BASCnews
Social posts
Right click on the below images and graphics to save to use on your own social media. Remember to tag us @BASCnews and use #FightforWales.
Suggested post wording should you wish to use it:
- Visit BASC’s Act Now webpage and complete the NRW consultation about gamebird releasing restrictions. If the proposals are implemented, gamebird releasing will be banned and only allowed under licence, giving an anti-shooting Welsh Government the power to shut down game shooting in Wales.
https://basc.org.uk/actnow/
#FightForWales @bascnews @bascuk - Game shooting is under attack. Everyone involved in field sports needs to act now and say no to proposals to restrict gamebird releasing in Wales.
Act now here: https://basc.org.uk/actnow/
#FightForWales @bascnews @bascuk
Posters and leaflets
Download our campaign posters and leaflets to print off and put up wherever you can.
Other graphics and resources
Use our Microsoft Teams background, email signature banner or solus email image.
If you need any assistance with using the toolkit or would like to request any additional messaging, please email communications@basc.org.uk.
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