April

We respond to a recent letter in The Guardian on the amount of public money needed to ensure England's soil is fit for farming.

Waders for Real Project Ecologist Lizzie Grayshon describes an unusual start to the year, which has seen the team setting temporary fences in snow and fighting extreme flooding in April.

If you care about the future of farming in Britain, now is the time to act.

The government’s consultation on the future for food, farming and the environment after Brexit closes a week today, so make sure your voice is heard.

THE UK’s first hunting film festival is raising funds for GWCT’s vital research into woodcock.

We’re hosting a number of exciting events throughout May, with our busy regional committees pulling out all the stops to organise some fantastic events.

The World Gunmakers Evening is a truly unique evening to enjoy the finest guns. You can meet the experts, handle the guns and compare your favourites all in one place at an event like no other this May.

Mary Colwell discusses the importance of the GWCT's curlew recovery work.

We respond to a recent letter in The Courier, which suggested that pheasants were to blame for the spread of Lyme disease.

Back in the autumn, new habitat features were created at Ellingham, a site on the Somerley Estate in the Avon River Valley. These new features will create suitable habitats for a wide range of species, with particular focus on the breeding waders and wildfowl.

It’s not long before the first chicks will be arriving and every keeper in the land will be doing their utmost to ensure survival rates are high.