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Conor joined BASC in 2003, spending several years successfully negotiating wildfowling leases and consents in England, Wales and Northern Ireland before expanding his role as Policy Development Manager to oversee the submission of BASC responses to all government consultations nationally and internationally.  He specifically represents shooting interests on any proposals affecting the open general licences for pest birds. 

Conor qualified as a Zoologist in Ireland in 1996 and began work on a game-keeping and habitat restoration project to save the Irish grey partridge from extinction, for which his research was awarded a PhD.  He takes a keen interest in that project to this day, the last Irish population having recovered from a low of 22 birds a decade ago to over 900 birds today.
 

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Prior to working at BASC Glynn was a full time gamekeeper for 25 years in East Anglia and Gloucestershire.

He enjoys a wide range of country sports and shooting activities and has a special interest in all forms of gundog work.  He particularly enjoys training and competing with gundogs and is a B panel retriever field trial judge.
 

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Sarah Bann joined the BASC Game and gamekeeping team in July 2007.  In the past she has done target shooting and is now keen to further her skills with clay and game shooting.  Members of her family are actively involved in shooting and she has introduced her children to the world of clay shooting and conservation.  She is also a keen gardener spending as much time as possible on her allotment.

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