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  • A heartfelt thank you to our supporters

    As we reflect on 2024, we want to take this moment to express our deepest gratitude to all our dedicated members and supporters. Your generosity and commitment to our cause have been instrumental in protecting the red-listed and vulnerable species we tirelessly work to safeguard. Thanks to you, w...

  • Find the perfect Christmas gift with the GWCT

    The festive season is almost upon us, and while the days are growing colder and the countdown to Christmas speeds up, it's natural to feel a little overwhelmed by the gift-shopping rush. If you're still on the hunt for that perfect present, worry not - the GWCT Shop is here to make your Christma...

  • Bunnies, blizzards and bugs: A memorable trip up North

    By Georgia Gargett, Scottish Lowlands Placement Student With the colourful days of autumn behind us, we wrapped up our annual partridge surveys, worm counts and VESS assessments, and set our sights northward. November brought us to the Scottish Demonstration Farm at Auchnerran, where we helped to...

  • Gwysaney Shoot supporting GWCT conservation in Wales

    Following a successful 2024-25 shooting season at Gwysaney Sporting Club Ltd the owner James Davies-Cooke has presented GWCT Cymru with an astounding donation of £10k raised at the Gwysaney Young Shots Day and the collection of sweepstakes throughout the season. Gwysaney Sporting Club Ltd is a f...

  • Big Farmland Bird Count: Matching farmers with ornithologists for a helping hand with counts

    Farmers from the Arun to Adur Farmer Group have met up with local ornithologists to get some help from the experts to do their Big Farmland Bird Counts. It is a misty Saturday morning when we set off from Madehurst Cricket Club near Arundel, heading across the fields with farmer Tim Lock to see i...

  • Summary of Game 25

    Scientific research, practitioner evidence and environmental accreditation are essential for sustainable game management -- the take home message from GWCT’s lowland gamebird conference. GWCT chairman Sir Jim Paice introduced the conference by saying that while there are currently no indications ...

  • Why was 2024 such a bad year for bumblebees?

    The year 2024 has officially been declared “the worst year for bumblebees since records began” by the Bumblebee Conservation Trust. While out in the field surveying pollinators across southern England, GWCT researchers also noticed a shocking decline in bee numbers compared to previous years. And...

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