GWCT News Blog

A new survey to evaluate how rodenticides are used is taking place. Although not organised by the GWCT we are offering our members, particularly gamekeepers, the opportunity to take part. Your views will contribute to the continuing use of rodenticides in the countryside.

We respond to Matt Ridley's recent piece in The Times on conservation policy.

We may be in the midst of a heatwave but there is still much work to be done on your shoot...

The first North of England Curlew Festival recently took place at Bolton Castle in Yorkshire and the GWCT were on hand to help raise awareness of the iconic bird's staggering decline.

If you’re looking for a truly unique, ‘money can’t buy’ sporting experience, look no further than the GWCT’s spectacular range of shoot raffles.

The GWCT welcomes Michael Gove to his new post and looks forward to discussing post-Brexit plans for agri-environment schemes with him.

The GWCT has submitted evidence to the Welsh environmental regulator as part of its review of shooting on six parcels of land owned by Natural Resources Wales (NRW).

Olga Potts shares some warm memories of her late husband, former GWCT Director-General Dick Potts.

The summer edition of our members’ magazine, Gamewise, has been signed off and is now with the printers. It will be with our members at the beginning of June and here is a sneak preview of what’s inside.

My Ark for Nature is an interactive, pop-up exhibition of Scottish wildlife art by noted wild-life artist, Jonathan Sainsbury, in collaboration with Inverness Cathedral, aided by environmental charities.