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11/3/2010
Scotland - Nine year study shows why scarce wading birds flourish on grouse moors
Scientists urge upland land managers to consider crow and fox control to help the recovery of curlew, lapwing and golden plover following a new study published this week in the leading science publication the Journal of Applied Ecology.
Scientists urge upland land managers to consider crow and fox control to help the recovery of curlew, lapwing and golden plover following a new study published this week in the leading science publication the Journal of Applied Ecology.
11/3/2010
Nine year study shows why scarce wading birds flourish on grouse moors
Scientists urge upland land managers to consider crow and fox control to help the recovery of curlew, lapwing and golden plover following a new study published this week in the leading science publication the Journal of Applied Ecology.
Scientists urge upland land managers to consider crow and fox control to help the recovery of curlew, lapwing and golden plover following a new study published this week in the leading science publication the Journal of Applied Ecology.
4/3/2010
Book online for our fifteenth annual GWCT Scottish conference
The fifteenth annual Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s Scottish conference, being chaired by the Trust’s Scottish Chairman, Mr Alasdair Laing and kindly sponsored by Turcan Connell, Saffery Champness and Jeremy Dewhurst can now be booked on-line on the
The fifteenth annual Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s Scottish conference, being chaired by the Trust’s Scottish Chairman, Mr Alasdair Laing and kindly sponsored by Turcan Connell, Saffery Champness and Jeremy Dewhurst can now be booked on-line on the
23/2/2010
Rotherfield Park flies to the rescue of wild grey partridges
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust has just launched a new recovery and demonstration project for wild grey partridges in Hampshire in an effort to help reverse the massive 86 per cent decline of one of our most threatened farmland birds
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust has just launched a new recovery and demonstration project for wild grey partridges in Hampshire in an effort to help reverse the massive 86 per cent decline of one of our most threatened farmland birds
16/2/2010
River research at Scottish Conference could shed light on massive decline of Scottish salmon
Conservationists and salmon fishermen are united in their concerns about the dwindling number of Atlantic salmon now residing in rivers across the UK.
Conservationists and salmon fishermen are united in their concerns about the dwindling number of Atlantic salmon now residing in rivers across the UK.
16/2/2010
Trust welcomes new moorland report
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust welcomes the Moorland Association’s new report “A Guide to Upland Policy Formation: Heather Moorland”.
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust welcomes the Moorland Association’s new report “A Guide to Upland Policy Formation: Heather Moorland”.
16/2/2010
New research on Atlantic salmon asks if size matters
Conservationists and salmon fishermen are united in their concerns about the dwindling number of Atlantic salmon now residing in rivers across the UK.
Conservationists and salmon fishermen are united in their concerns about the dwindling number of Atlantic salmon now residing in rivers across the UK.
16/2/2010
GWCT winner takes it all!
Land managed for gamebirds creates conditions that benefit other wildlife, but the breeding rates for released pheasants is just 14% of their wild cousins.
Land managed for gamebirds creates conditions that benefit other wildlife, but the breeding rates for released pheasants is just 14% of their wild cousins.
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