GWCT News Blog

Lizzie Grayshon provides an exciting update from the Waders For Real project on the Avon Valley.

There’s something about woodcock that appeals to me. Also to many other people, if the public support of the Woodcock Watch project is anything to go by.

Jonathan Reynolds discusses a perceived decline in hedgehog numbers and possible GWCT research in the future.

Event organisers for The Game Fair have confirmed that the annual show will alternate between Ragley Hall in Warwickshire and Hatfield House in Hertfordshire over the next six years.

LEAF Chief Executive Caroline Drummond previews the organisation's first Integrated Farm Management Conference in Waddesdon, Buckinghamshire.

Take a look at the fantastic selection of events and courses we have taking place throughout May.

GWCT Head of Advisory Roger Draycott outlines the importance of our Shoot Biodiversity Assessments.

Read our letter to The Times in response to Matt Ridley's recent piece on the misuse of science.

Recent news that a pair of eagle owls are preparing to nest in North Yorkshire has restarted the controversy around one of the largest owls in the world. 

Encourage your MP to attend the forthcoming Game & Wildlife Conservation All-Party Parliamentary Group.