Blogs

The GWCT’S Woodcock Watch project, which ran from 2012-2020, used state-of-the-art satellite tracking technology to unveil the secrets of woodcock migration.

Due to overwhelming demand, tickets for our Holkham Estate Shoot Raffle are starting to sell out.

Having monitored and researched the population of wild Atlantic salmon in the river Frome for many years, we have seen first-hand the changes to the physical nature of the river

Read our letter, published in The Times on 28th September.

There’s no denying that the latest State of Nature Report makes for sober and concerning reading. However, neither we, or nature have time for us to mourn the past. We must focus on what works.

We currently have two exciting auctions running online; one organised by our Lincolnshire team and another by our Hertfordshire team.

Exciting news - our new Christmas cards have arrived and are available to order here.

Farmers are experiencing a period of considerable change as area payments are withdrawn, global market pressures reduce income, climate change introduces unfamiliar challenges, and new agri-environment schemes are rolled out. Chapter 8 of Farming with the Environment explores these issues from the farmer’s viewpoint, based on our collaborative working with local farmers on various initiatives over the years.

At the GWCT, we rely on the generosity of our supporters to fund our work conserving iconic British wildlife. Gifts left in Wills play an important role in helping us to achieve that goal.