Blogs

Skidsteer Hire Solutions offer a wide range of bobcat machinery for hire across England and Wales, helping your plans run smoothly on site.

GWCT Senior Fisheries Scientist Bill Beaumont explains how technology used to track salmon has advanced since work began in 2003.

The Partnership agreement with the Environment Agency is proving to be very beneficial for discussing ideas and for gaining the various permissions etc. that the project requires for the SAMARCH sampling campaign.

The recent sunny weather has revitalised a number of our woodcock’s satellite tags resulting in the welcome return of some of our older birds. The good news continued today with the reappearance of Irina.

GWCT Director of Policy Alastair Leake responds to a recent article in The Guardian that discusses the role of modern farming in the decline of bird and insect populations.

Despite only tagging one new bird this year, there is plenty of activity to report.

Guest blog by Market Visibility, a company who offer a range of services to help organisations prepare for, and adapt to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

GWCT soil scientist Felicity Crotty congratulates the government for highlighting the importance of healthy soil, both for agriculture and the environment.

Chris Stoate provides an update on our research looking at the agricultural benefits of cover crops.

Dr Andrew Hoodless, GWCT Head of Wetlands Research, discusses new research on the effect of cold weather on the Eurasian woodcock.