GWCT News Blog

An evening full of flavour and conservation was held at Coleg Ceredigion at the end of January.

GWCT research has repeatedly demonstrated the importance and benefits of targeted, legal and humane predator control for the conservation and management of game and wildlife. Trapping in Scotland, be it for foxes, mustelids or corvids, is regulated by a large number of laws, General Licenses and codes of best practice. Acting in accordance with these various regulations is now more challenging and important than ever.

Now is your last chance to join us at The Langham Hotel for an evening hosted by Michel Roux Jr. 

The beautifully located Dovey Valley Shooting Ground hosted the inaugural Welsh Side by Side Championship organised by Peter Croft, ex-Olympic coach. Held on 8 October, the day was blessed with lovely weather and a turnout from as far afield as the Midlands and South Wales.

Following the success of the GWCT Game 23 Conference in Shropshire earlier this year, we are delighted to confirm that GWCT’s annual game conference Game 24 which will be held on Tuesday 5th March 2024.

Join us on 17-18 October to explore the best options for restoring the biodiversity of arable habitats in Wales.

After a short hiatus due to covid, the Shooting Times’ Woodcock Club is back on 14 September. 

Leading aircraft charter specialist, Air Charter Service (ACS), was proud to support the GWCT’s charity event at Sandringham in honour of HRH the late Duke of Edinburgh. 

The Missing Salmon Alliance (MSA) invite the public to join them for an evening in conversation with key UK conservationists to talk about the situation facing our UK chalk streams and the species and biodiversity within these environments.

We are thrilled to announce the eagerly awaited menu for the upcoming Wild & British Dinner, set to take place at Sussex Restaurant in the vibrant heart of Soho, London, on Monday 18th September.