Blogs
28/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: Events , GWCT Scotland
Over 200 pupils visited Abercairney in the sun last week, primary pupils on the first day and secondary on the second. The day was run by the Moorland Groups under their new Educational Programme, Learn on the Land.
27/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: GWCT Scotland , GWCT in the media
27/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog
22/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: Advice
The Advisory team play an important role in disseminating our applied practical research to the managers of the countryside via a series of events and visits held throughout the country, including training courses and face-to-face visits.
22/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: GWCT Partners
Stile is a social media app specifically designed for fieldsports, country pursuits and rural life. Post content that you feel passionate about, share knowledge and experiences, and connect with like-minded people, without the threat of account restrictions, shadow banning or trolling.
20/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog
14/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: Events , Advice
25 years of the Purdey Awards have brought recognition to many shoots, vividly demonstrating the strong link between game management and conservation, but there are surely many more shining examples out there, so let’s look forward to celebrating many more in the years to come.
13/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: GWCT Partners
Over the past six years, I've been lucky enough to have grown not one but two successful businesses from scratch, both of which I believe are valued assets within the local area and provide dedicated loyalty and a hard working ethic to the villages and venues that surround my home.
13/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog under: Advice
Response to a new study on ticks, Borrelia bacteria and Lyme disease potential in relation to pheasant release pens.
13/5/2025 in: GWCT News Blog
Black grouse were once numerous and widespread in England, yet over the last 150 years, the population has become increasingly isolated due to low breeding success, habitat fragmentation and changes in landscape configuration.