2022

The GWCT has undertaken a significant body of research into ecological impacts of gamebird releasing and management. Our research highlights that there is an approximate balance of positive and negative impacts.

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On Sunday 12^th June, the South Avon and Stour Agricultural Society held their Open Farm Sunday event at Bisterne Estate near Ringwood.

Our research group at the GWCT is attempting to answer the question “Do sites that release gamebirds have more fox activity than non-release sites?” by collecting and analysing fox scats. 28 February 2022 saw our first day of fieldwork in a programme lasting until next spring.

We are offering a rare opportunity to acquire some shooting just south of Edinburgh.

Manufacturers of the revolutionary Shotgun and Rifle cleaning tools that makes cleaning guns easy. Gone are the days when cleaning your gun takes at least half an hour!

It’s Father’s Day on Sunday 19th June and we have a great range of gift ideas available in the GWCT Shop.

An appraisal of: Harris (2021) A review of the animal welfare, public health, and environmental, ecological and conservation implications of rearing, releasing and shooting non-native gamebirds in Britain. Report to the Labour Animal Welfare Society.