This week, representatives from national hunting associations across 30 countries gathered in Zagreb to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Croatian Hunting Federation in conjunction with the FACE Members’ Meeting...
Today, the “Biodiversity, Hunting, Countryside” Intergroup held its first meeting for this parliamentary term, reaffirming its role as a key platform within the European Parliament for rural voices. ...
This proposal marks a significant shift in European wildlife conservation policy, ...
Torbjörn Larsson received the prestigious “Dr. Vito Genco Shooting Ambassador Award” ...
European Commission’s recent decision to open...
Face is proud to announce its Biodiversity Manifesto report for 2024...
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Fauna and Flora (CITES) held its 78th Standing Committee meeting in Geneva, Switzerland. ...
The JAGD & HUND fair – the largest hunting exhibition in Europe – opened this week...
FACE's annual event dedicated to the private sector.....
From December 2–6, 2024, FACE participated in the 44th Bern Convention Standing Committee meeting in Strasbourg...
Since 2021, a moratorium is in place in the 4 Member States in the Western flyway of the Turtle Dove...
A major topic that is making waves in the hunting...
European Parliament has officially re-established the “Biodiversity, Hunting, Countryside” Intergroup with the support of over 100 MEPs...
Yesterday, the FACE-ESFAM Annual Christmas Reception welcomed over 90 participants...
Changing the protection status of the wolf is a long-lasting request by the European Parliament...
The report warns that IAS are becoming a serious threat to nature, ecosystems, and human well-being. ...
As the next CAP revision approaches, this event...
European Game Meat Week 2024 has marked an exceptional collaboration among FACE Members ...
European Game Meat Week 2024 has marked an exceptional collaboration among FACE Members ...
FACE in partnership with its Members across Europe, is excited to announce the launch of European Game Meat Week...
As part of the LIFE Wild Wolf project, the first protective vests for hunting dogs were distributed in Croatia. ...
Sweden has been granted ASF-free status a year after the disease was first detected in a dead wild boar in Västmanland county...
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The FACE position, adopted in September 2024, contains a series of policy requests...
The upcoming discussions on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) once again highlight the importance of addressing the benefits of 10% landscape features at the farm level in the EU. ...
