Face-to-face advice

Providing advice to land managers nationwide

Our team of well-respected regional advisors can provide solutions and prescriptions based on science and local knowledge. They have a wealth of experience having surveyed millions of hectares and have the backing of 70 Trust researchers working on current game and wildlife projects.

An on farm advisory visit can help make your game and wildlife conservation and shoot management objectives more efficient through assessing current strategies for management approaches to controlling and preventing disease, release densities, woodland management, predator control, shoot costs and other relevant issues. Our newly launched Lowground Technical Services (Lowground Technical Services) can advise on combining maximum wild production with the most sustainable and cost effective releasing systems or on converting to a wild shoot.   In addition our specialist Grouse Technical Services (Grouse Technical Services) can help with all grouse and moorland management related issues.any grouse related issues.

“We thoroughly enjoyed meeting you, and I thought your advice was first class.   We look forward to improving the shoot over the coming years and I’m sure will be asking you back for further input! " (satisfied client)

“It has been very useful and informative.   For me it has been very good to get a better understanding of the behavior of the pheasant and its flying habits” . (Denmark)

The types of questions addressed during an advisory visit

• What are the most cost effective and best practice methods and seasons to control predators?
• What grants are available?
• What other stewardship schemes will generate farm income and help game?
• Can we create a trout fishery here?
• Can we improve our burning and hill grazing regimes for grouse?
• Which crops will produce and hold game on the hill edge?
• Is this the ideal site, help me design it for game?
• How do we make this attractive to flighting duck?
• What game re-stocking level fits this property?
• How can I manage my moor to improve grouse populations?

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