By Steve Moore
Friday, 31 August 2007
BASC has boosted its support for wildfowling with a new wildfowling department at its Marford Mill HQ, which offers a full range of services to affiliated clubs.
The new team consists of wildfowling officer, Mark Greenhough, conservation officer, Conor O'Gorman, assistant conservation officer, Denise Shepherd, and assistant Bethan Davies.
Greenhough will liaise directly with clubs and give assistance with club development, including recruitment, marketing, youth sections, rules and structures.
He will also advise on higher level stewardship applications and other land management issues. Greenhough will have regular contact with clubs, attending club and joint council meetings and running wildfowling evenings.
O'Gorman will work for wildfowlers negotiating Crown leases and consents for 'fowling on SSSI's and Natura 2000 sites.
Shepherd will manage the Crown lease programme liaising with clubs, statutory agencies and the Crown Estate to ensure that leases are in place for the new season.
Davies will support the team assisting with Crown leases, wildfowling returns and the mapping of club land.
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