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To highlight the plight of Somerset’s rare arable flowers, such as cornflowers, corn marigolds and rough poppy, a leading conservation charity, the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is urging walkers, farmers and countryside lovers to go out and explor
In the build-up to the Glorious 12th, the official start of the red grouse shooting season, the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, the leading game & wildlife research charity, has been assessing the prospects for the forthcoming season.
Scottish moors have seen an upturn in red grouse productivity this year, according to the results of the recently completed pre-season counts carried out by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust.
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is celebrating the 75th Anniversary of its Partridge Count Scheme – which is one of the longest-running farmer-led monitoring schemes in Europe.
Many shoots took advantage of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s striking game cards last year and helped raise over £100,000 for our game and wildlife research.
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) has published a new report which summarises the achievements of and challenges facing Scotland’s moors and grouse industry.
The Jas. Martin & Co. Lincolnshire Grey Partridge Trophy was awarded for the sixth time on the CLA stand at the Lincolnshire Show on 24 June to John Read Partners of Langton by Horncastle.
The nation’s approach to conservation isn’t working well enough. This is the view of the Game & Wildlife Trust’s Dr Stephen Tapper, at the launch of a new policy document that examines how current protective and prescriptive methods of conservation have
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