Blogs

Our Advisory team are running several important courses over the coming weeks at various locations across the country.

Over the Christmas break Nastasia’s tag has sent a single data point from South-west Wales. 

Neville Kingdon urges farmers, land managers and keepers who have greys to make a big difference by getting involved in our Partridge Count Scheme.

Chris Stoate discusses the implications of climate change and our related work at the Allerton Project.

Peter Thompson advises those wishing to attend our farmland bird ID days to book before it's too late!

As 2015 draws to a close Rob Beeson shares the 10 most-read blog posts published by the GWCT this year.

Following the success of last year's Farmland Bird ID days we're running 18 more in January and February 2016.

Peter welcomes the Paris Agreement, but is alarmed by a new report on soils published this month.

Time Inc. UK, publishers of several sporting titles, have announced that they will be running a new event in June that celebrates the British countryside and field sports.

Peter discusses the Brambling,  similar in size and shape to the chaffinch and feeding teammates in the winter.