GWCT News Blog

If we want to stop the curlew going the way of many other birds, such as the corncrake and the nightjar, we are going to need Defra to allow landowners to resume protecting the curlew’s young on their most important breeding grounds.

If you are able to operate Larsen traps this Spring, are you up to speed with the regulations?

We may be cooped up but lets take the opportunity to attract and nurture some of our garden friends, learning while we do.  I have written this from my own self isolation using what I can from around the house.

Find out more about our new collection of case studies of pioneering conservationists in the uplands.

We would like everyone in the community to know that we are here for anyone in these uncertain times during the Coronavirus crisis
Our helpline is open 24/7 and our support is available for any issue affecting a gamekeeper in work and at home, their families or in retirement and later life.

Here's a round-up of all the news from the GWCT last week.

On 1^st April Lesley Griffiths the Minister for Environment, Energy and Rural Affairs published a press release stating that there are a series of emergency measures to support Welsh farmers during the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. 

With many of us confined to our homes, much has been made of wildlife ‘returning’ to urban areas – mountain goats roaming the streets of  Llandudno for example – but what of the British countryside they usually call home?

Due to Coronavirus restricting GWCT advisory staff from visiting clients at a critical time of year for planning and undertaking work on farms and shoots, we would like to take this opportunity to let you know about our remote assistance services.