Blogs

There is still time to get your tickets for the highly anticipated GWCT Wild+British Dinner as the event returns on Monday 16 September.

Lee Oliver, Director of GWCT Wales, brings you exclusive, unfiltered conversations from the heart of the Royal Welsh Agriculture Show.

We have some fantastic events coming up in Wales over the next few weeks. Find out more and book your place.

Women Who Work in Fieldsports is absolutely delighted to unveil an extraordinary evening featuring two iconic figures in conservation and wildlife management.

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.

Open Farm Sunday has been taking place in June every year since 2006, and this year the GWCT took part in several events across the country. The day provides an opportunity for farmers to share their fabulous work with all ages, by opening their farms to the general public, and showcasing the many goods and services they provide.

Elin Thomas, GWCT Cymru’s Agriculture and Conservation Officer, along with Lee Oliver, Director for Wales, attended the Sustainable Grass and Muck Event at Aberystwyth Uni’s Trawsgoed Farm, Aberystwyth last Thursday as part of Ceredigion’s County Events in the run up to the Royal Welsh Show.

More than 250 people came together on Tuesday for the 2024 UK River Summit at Morden Hall in London to talk about the range of issues affecting our rivers.

Check out the latest line-up of Summer events at the GWCT Allerton Project.