Blogs

Andy Clements, director of the British Trust for Ornithology, gives his opinion about the work of the GWCT.

Our counter on the River Frome at East Stoke, Dorset, uses electrodes to monitor the electrical resistance of the water. When a (less resistive) fish or object large enough to bridge the electrodes passes over them, the system saves a video clip for later analysis. Here are some of the highlights showing the biggest sightings of last year.

Chris Heward visits the Isle of Man to tag the first of our 2017 birds.

Richard Barnes of Kings Crops disccusses their long and important working relationship with the Allerton Project.

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From the 10th-11th March 2017, the Business Design Centre, Islington, will host the first annual London Fly Fishing Fair,

Merlin Becker adds a fourth leg to the “three legged stool” of nesting cover, brood-rearing cover and efficient predator control.

Adam Smith responds to findings from the recently published SNH licensing review.

GWCT Allerton Project’s Head of Farming, Phil Jarvis, selects his highlights of last week’s National Farmers Union Conference.

Amelia Woolford reports on a busy start to the year for the Allerton Project team.