A landscape of Lindisfarne
A landscape of Lindisfarne

Lindisfarne wildfowling permit

Season 2024/2025

Lindisfarne Wildfowling Permit application form

Reminder

 Please check permit costs following changes for the 2024/25 season.

    • Payment methods accepted: cheque / BACS / over-the-phone card payment (see application for more information).
    • Please fully review all documents following changes to some permit types
    • First time permit takers are required to attend an online wildfowling presentation and must meet with the Lindisfarne wildfowling warden prior to visiting the NNR for the first time.
    • Permits will be accepted from 1 August 2024 but will not be issued until the week commencing 12 August 2024.

Important notice

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Change of access points and shooting zone areas.

A section of land previously in the permit scheme was removed in 2018. See area identified in red on the map.

  • This area can NOT be shot over for the 2024/25 season or accessed with a firearm (even in a slip).
  • Further maps and information are supplied in the 2024/25 permit packs.
  • Permits applications to be sent to:
    • Lindisfarne Wildfowling Warden, Natural England, Lindisfarne NNR, Beal Station, Beal, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, TD15 2PB.
    • or email to Shaun McWilliams (Lindisfarne wildfowling warden) at shaun.mcwilliams@basc.org.uk

Application form for the 2024/25 season

Lindisfarne Wildfowling Permit application form

Lindisfarne Permit Restrictions and Conditions

Annual reports

For further information, please email: wildfowling@basc.org.uk

Bag Returns

Lindisfarne wildfowling bag returns must be completed by 7 March 2025 latest.

Send to FAO Wildfowling Warden, Natural England, Lindisfarne NNR, Beal Station, Beal, Berwick-Upon-Tweed, TD15 2PB or email.

Failure to do so may result in a ban.

Lindisfarne wildfowling bag return instructions 2024-2025

Lindisfarne wildfowling bag return – gun

Lindisfarne wildfowling bag return – punt

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