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By Selena Masson
Friday, 20 February 2009
BASC in Northern Ireland is calling on the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development’s Forest Service to recognise the strategic importance of shooting for forestry recreational use and management.
BASC has responded to the Forest Service’s consultation — A Strategy to Develop the Recreational and Social Use of the Forest Service’s Forests — to raise concerns that shooting, and in particular deerstalking, has not been mentioned. BASC’s director for Northern Ireland, Roger Pollen, said: “The absence of any mention of shooting or deerstalking in this consultation is surprising. Given the annual £10million conservation commitment of the shooting community, along with its £45million economic turnover in the Province, active engagement with this sector could provide a real opportunity to gain extra public value.”
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