Blogs
10/11/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders
Lizzie Grayshon, Ryan Burrell and several other keen ringers from the GWCT have been assisting with the ‘Greenshank Migration Story’ project based in the Solent.
5/10/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders , Waders For Real Project
'Waders For Real' Project Ecologist Lizzie Grayshon outlines an exciting project that aims to reverse the decline of breeding waders in the Avon Valley.
29/9/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Woodcock , Waders
BBC presenter Chris Packham has started an e-petition, calling for a moratorium on the shooting of three wader species: woodcock, snipe and golden plover. It has clocked up an impressive 10,000 signatures in a week so Defra will, at least, give him a written answer – it will probably make interesting reading. We think, however, that some of the language and figures Packham has used are misleading.
27/7/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders , Waders For Real Project
Mike Short discusses the findings from the fox tagging work he's been carrying out in the Avon Valley.
22/7/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders , Waders For Real Project
After recording a higher than average survival rate for lapwing chicks in the Avon Valley, Andrew Hoodless discusses the role the Environmental Stewardship Scheme plays.
8/7/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders
Kind donations have given our research team the resources to start work, now we need to find ways to increase the impact of this research.
29/6/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Nature , Waders
With the help of those who have kindly donated to our appeal, we have been able to start our important work
10/6/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders , Waders For Real Project
Lizzie Grayshon reports from the Avon Valley, where we are now seeing our first broods of lapwing chicks fledging.
17/5/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Waders , Waders For Real Project
Lizzie Grayshon provides an exciting update from the Waders For Real project on the Avon Valley.
10/5/2016 in: GWCT News Blog under: Woodcock , Waders
There’s something about woodcock that appeals to me. Also to many other people, if the public support of the Woodcock Watch project is anything to go by.