GWCT News Blog

Time is running out! The GWCT Grand Grouse Draw ends on 12th August – just two weeks away.

The Curlew Connections Wales project is yet another example of how working collaboratively with farmers and providing support is proving to be beneficial for breeding curlew.

One of our beloved members, Reg Gray, spent his life caring for wild English partridges after serving in the army during World War II. Reg had a unique plan to celebrate his 100th birthday: jumping out of an airplane. Sadly, he passed away before he could fulfill his daring wish.

Our new GWCT artist Ellie Louise shares her story about her love of both art and wildlife, and how one can raise awareness of the other.

Are you planning on visiting Blenheim Palace for The Game Fair on 26 to 28 July? We would love to see you there and have plenty to see and do at our stand. You can find us near the Carter Jonas Game Fair Theatre, at stand number K2244.

We are thrilled alongside Scottish Land & Estates and Scotland’s Regional Moorland Groups to announce the winners of the inaugural Scottish Game Awards, a momentous event that took place at the Scottish Game Fair at Scone.

Releasing red-legged partridges can be both rewarding and frustrating with many shoots deciding to release a handful (circa 100-200) on the farm to add a little extra on shoot days. But often these additions achieve abysmal returns – around 10% for the time, effort and expense of releasing.

NatureScot have published their new Code of Practice for Grouse Moor Management ahead of the grouse shoot licensing scheme launching on Monday on 15th July 2024. 

We’re thrilled to unveil the latest additions to the GWCT Shop. Each of these new items has been thoughtfully curated to help you show your support for wildlife conservation while enjoying practical and stylish products.

Don't miss your chance to go grouse shooting with 7 friends in the Scottish Borders for only £40! This spectacular prize also includes a night’s accommodation for 16 guests.