Blogs

Andrew Gilruth reports from the recent conference in Sheffield, which featured an impressive selection of speakers.

Simon Lester, former head gamekeeper at Langholm Moor, reports on the ‘is there a future for grouse-shooting’ Q&A at the Bird Fair at Rutland Water, Leicestershire, on Friday 19 August 2016.

The GWCT approached the BBC in September 2015 with concerns over a BBC rural affairs presenter sharing his personal views and undermining the BBC's impartiality.

GWCT chairman Ian Coghill responds to the RSPB's decision to walk away from the Hen Harrier Recovery Plan.

Andrew Gilruth responds to the news that the RSPB have decided to pull out of the Hen Harrier Joint Action Plan.

Some moorland managers are reporting a significant fall in vole numbers. In some cases, they are suggesting a complete absence of voles – what is going on?

One of the key aims of the Rotherfield Demonstration Project is the recovery of the red-listed grey partridge in an area where they formerly have gone extinct. The habitat creation and improvements together with the legal predation control needed to re-establish this iconic farmland flagship species does, of course, also benefit a wide range of other wildlife.

We take a closer look at one aspect of the recently published Hen Harrier Joint Action Plan - brood management.

The government has published its Hen Harrier Joint Action Plan and the GWCT welcomes this significant milestone.

You may have seen Andrew Gilruth’s letter published in The Times on Friday, 11 September 2015.