GWCT News Blog

We respond to a recent piece by Mary Colwell in The Guardian concerning the debate around predator control.

Waders For Real Ecologist Clive Bealey outlines the importance of monitoring the vegetation where the project is taking place.

Following a successful first Curlew Festival in 2017, Bolton Castle in Yorkshire will once again host the event from 8^th to 10^th June.

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust has undertaken 50 years of analysis and interpretation of mountain hare data here, and our research underpins much of what we know about mountain hare management. 

With summer just around the corner we can look forward to another month packed full of exciting GWCT events, including the Scottish Game Fair, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

Holidaycottages.co.uk have been offering memorable holidays for over 25 years with their collection of holiday cottages in wonderful locations throughout the UK.

Our response to the Defra consultation on the future for food, farming and the environment after Brexit focuses on the important role farmers have within the environment.

GWCT Chairman Ian Coghill discusses the RSPB's opposition to plans aimed at increasing Hen Harrier numbers in the English uplands.

We respond to a recent piece in The Times blaming farmers for polluting the environment.