GWCT News Blog

We respond to a recent piece in The Guardian criticising Natural England for issuing a licence to control ten buzzards.

Last week we held an estate walk in Aberdeenshire, covering topics including good game crop management, release pens and feeding strategies.

Mike Short discusses the findings from the fox tagging work he's been carrying out in the Avon Valley.

Andrew Gilruth responds to the news that the RSPB have decided to pull out of the Hen Harrier Joint Action Plan.

Find out more about this family run shoot in Essex that offers a driven game shoot over approx. 1200 acres.

The importance of conducting proper scientific research was highlighted in this week’s Backbench Business debate in the House of Commons about snaring – both sides of the debate making use of the GWCT’s evidence. So what were they reading?

After recording a higher than average survival rate for lapwing chicks in the Avon Valley, Andrew Hoodless discusses the role the Environmental Stewardship Scheme plays.

We take a closer look at agroforestry, the policy of deliberately integrating trees or shrubs with crop and/or animal systems.

Find out what makes Lundhag boots so special in this guest blog by outdoor clothing retailer Nordic Outdoors.

GWCT Communications & Fundraising Manager Annabel Cook outlines our opinion on reintroducing lynx to England and Scotland.