Cultural importance of Falconry receives major recognition under global convention
UNESCO decided to include six new countries on the...
UNESCO decided to include six new countries on the...
FACE is pleased to publish its annual Activity Report for 2021, which provides highlights of our main work last year. This is a public document, which is also available on the FACE website....
The 41st Bern Convention Standing Committee took place from 29th November to 3rd December 2021...
Update on the Ruddy Duck in Europe...
On 8 October 2021, an international conference was held in Warsaw under the title: “The future of forest.....
The British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC) has begun...
During its 58th General Assembly on 24th September 2021 ...
STRONGER TOGETHER: FACE and Hunter&Co....
FACE has written to the editor of the UK's Independent newspaper in response to this factually incorrect and misleading article....
FACE is pleased to publish its annual Activity Report for 2020, which provides highlights of our main work last year. This is a public document, which is also available on the FACE website....
Hunting is an essential part of the cultural heritage of many nations, with many individual traditions and customs which are kept alive through a vibrant community...
The International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation (CIC) and FACE have reacted to...
Today, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has published its proposal for further EU (and EEA)-wide restrictions on the use of lead in ammunition for hunting, outdoor sports shooting and fishing. ...
Jarosław Kuczaj, Vice President for Poland for the European Federation for Hunting and Conservation (FACE) had a fruitfull meeting with Mr. Edward Siarka....
FACE study: Socio-economic impact of a lead ammunition ban on hunters/hunting in Europe. Questionnaire for hunters in EEA countries (including UK). The purpose of this questionnaire is to collect information from hunters in EEA countries...
Back in May, many national and European politicians expressed serious concerns over the European Commission’s (DG Environment) handling of the lead shot over wetlands restriction under REACH....
It is with great sadness that I inform you of the death of Gilbert de Turckheim, a former FACE President (2003-2015) and Honorary FACE President. We are all shocked by his sudden loss. Gilbert de Turckheim was an outstanding ambassador for hunting and conservation for which he devoted much of his time and valuable skills. ...
On 17 December 2020, the traditional playing of hunting horns has been recognised as Intangible Cultural Heritage and was included on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage...
After months of scrutiny, long delays and widespread criticism from various stakeholders, the new...
The “Wild game on the road” project by Estonia, aims to decrease traffic collisions between cars and ...
Europe’s hunters have lost a significant amount of trust in Brussels decision-making process...
Two motions for resolution are tabled for vote in the European Parliament to object Commission’s proposal to restrict lead shot over wetlands...
On September 7 the FACE General Assembly unanimously adopted a clear position on wolves in Europe to guide FACE’s work on this topic. ...
After lengthy and difficult discussions, it appears that the main political groups in the European Parliament (EP), were able to reach a compromise on the CAP post 2020 last night. The EP’s vote will take place Tuesday, 20th October....
Ahead of the crucial upcoming vote on the post-2020 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the European Parliament, FACE organised an online conference with MEP Herbert Dorfmann (EPP) and MEP Martin...