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Guidelines for wildfowling
European marine features where activity takes
place
Codes of practice
National representative body
It is estimated that more than 340,000 people
take part in game shooting each year. The British Association
for Shooting and Conservation has over 120,000 members. The
membership of the Association for Shooting and Conservation
has increased by an estimated 8,000 members since 1995.
European marine features where activity takes
place
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Likely to occur
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Unlikely to occur
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Sand dunes
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ü
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Saltmarshes
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ü
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Mud and Sand Flats
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ü
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Sandbanks
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ü
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Inlets and Bays
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ü
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Reefs
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ü
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Lagoons
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ü
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Sea Caves
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ü
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Grey Seal
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ü (at haul out sites)
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Common Seal
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ü (at haul out sites)
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Bottlenose Dolphin
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ü
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Codes of practice
Available from the British Association for
Shooting and Conservation
National Representative Body
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British Association for Shooting and Conservation
Marford Mill
Rosset
Wrexham
Clwyd
LL12 0HL
Tel: 01244 573000
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Characteristics of activity and management
issues associated with wildfowling
Summary of potential environmental impacts
associated with wildfowling
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