GWCT News Blog

Conservationists have heaped praise on grouse moor owners for resisting grants, from successive governments, to drain their heather moors and plant commercial forestry blocks, on what is now recognised as a globally rare habitat.

IN just a few days’ time, GWCT will be heading to Ragley Hall, Warwickshire for the 60^th Game Fair (July 27^th to July 29^th). Our stand number E422 is in a prominent place – opposite the event’s flagship Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre – and we will be selling delicious bacon sandwiches and hot/cold drinks throughout the three days.

C&R Technologies Ltd are extremely pleased to have been asked again to provide the GWCT stand at the 2018 Game Fair with FREE Wi-Fi for it’s members and guests.

Scotland’s stunning hills and moors helped inspire a brand-new range of dog drying coat from award-winning business Dogrobes.

The legend that Saint Melangell went to Wales to escape a forced marriage may be true but Jim Perrin’s claim that grey partridges run in the lanes around her church, is false (Country diary: no sanctuary for hunted partridge at Melangell’s church, July 14^th).

The GWCT is looking for volunteers to take part in our Who Wants to be a Conservationaire quiz at the Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre.

José Souto, one of the leading game chefs in the UK, with an unrivalled knowledge of harvesting, preparing and cooking game, is preparing to launch his new book, Feathers: The Game Larder, at The Game Fair this year.

José Souto is one of the leading game chefs in the UK, with an unrivalled knowledge of harvesting, preparing and cooking game. At The Game Fair this year he will be demonstrating his versatility and creativity in The Field Kitchen Theatre by cooking not only with game, but with wild salmon from Alaska too.

Yorkshireman who set up country’s first dog crèche of its kind prepares to run it again for 20^th year in a row.

In the first of a new series on Working Conservationists, Joe Dimbleby visits beef farmer James Mulleneux whose shoot is helping to restore woodland with advice from the GWCT.