Blogs

Ahead of World Curlew Day, Dave Parish asks what can be done to help the species?

Mary Colwell discusses the importance of the GWCT's curlew recovery work.

A dozen farmers recently met at Loddington as part of our Soil Biology and Soil Health project with AHDB, led by Elizabeth Stockdale at NIAB.

Chris Heward discusses the journey of Holkham, our only ‘new’ woodcock this year.

We are appealing for volunteers to take part in the GWCT/BTO  annual woodcock counts. We are looking for people willing to perform dusk surveys, in May and June, to count displaying woodcock.

Chris Heward discusses the importance of understanding when and how migrant woodcock move between their wintering grounds in the British Isles and their breeding sites elsewhere.

We respond to a recent letter in The Courier, which suggested that pheasants were to blame for the spread of Lyme disease.

GWCT Fisheries Scientist Will Beaumont recently spent two nights tagging juvenile sea trout on their way to sea as part of the SAMARCH project.

After fearing that Phynodderee had died, Chris Heward is relieved to have received some accurate location data from her.

The Rotherfield Demonstration Project is part of the Selborne Landscape Partnership, one of 98 Farmer Clusters in the UK. I recently went to interview Kate Faulkner from neighbouring Norton Farm, another member of the Cluster, and she explained how valuable having Rotherfield in the group has been.