Current Appeals

Please support our vital conservation work

Below are the important projects that currently require support. Please give what you can to help our scientists continue their vital wildlife conservation work.

General Donation

Donate to the GWCT


Please support our vital conservation work during these difficult times by giving what you can today.

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Black Grouse Appeal

Help us save them


We urgently need your help to save the black grouse, one of the UK's most iconic, but most endangered birds.

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Save Our Salmon

Help us turn the tide


Over the last 40 years, the number of Wild Atlantic Salmon in our rivers has declined by some 80%. 

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Grey Partridge Appeal

Help boost populations


Please support our efforts to advise farmers on how they can boost grey partridge populations.

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Action for Curlew Appeal

Help us reverse the decline


Since the year 2000, we’ve lost half of our resident curlew. Help us lead the way toward their recovery. 

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Releasing Appeal

Restrictions pose great threat


Save our countryside and wildlife from the threat of gamebird releasing restrictions. Support our vital work today.

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Fox Diet Research Appeal

What’s fuelling our foxes?


Britain has the third highest fox density in Europe. Have you ever wondered what maintains it? Help us find out.

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Trail Camera Appeal

What’s driving nest losses?


Many ground-nesting birds are in desperate need of help. Using trail cameras, we can see what is causing nest losses.

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British Woodcock Appeal

Time is running out


The coming years will be vitally important for woodcock. Now is the time for us to show our support.

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Unleash the Science

Urgent appeal


With your support we will undertake leading research, challenge misinformation and promote what works..

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Auchnerran Demo Farm

New demonstration farm


Support our new Scottish demonstration farm and help us show how farm income and wildlife can be compatible. 

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Allerton Project

Support our vital research


Help our scientists continue to research the effects of different farming methods on wildlife and the environment. 

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