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A wildlife friendly farm in Garford, Oxfordshire is helping researchers from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust identify the reasons behind the massive decline of wild grey partridges.
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust established the National Gamebag Census in 1961 and this year it is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
A superb £130,000 was raised for the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust earlier this month at its Scottish Auction and Dinner at the prestigious Prestonfield House in Edinburgh
Land managers and gamekeepers strive to produce healthy fit pheasants within a thriving countryside and so the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s Advisory Service has devised an excellent one-day course to provide them with a clear blueprint for prepari
Twenty guns met to enjoy the best drives of the Claydon Estate and the hospitality of Padbury Hill on a simulated game clay shooting day that raised nearly £3,000 for the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) - a leading game and wildlife research c
Grey partridges are primarily recognised as a bird of lowland arable farming landscapes, however important populations persist in upland fringe areas, such as the North Pennines. Here, they frequent enclosed hay meadows, rushy pastures and grass dominated
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is holding a best practice day on improving your wild game and wild fowl management at Fridlington Farms in North Yorkshire on Wednesday 8 June from 10am to 4pm.
Electric fishing (or electro-fishing) has become one of the main methods available to assess fish populations for management and research purposes.
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