GWCT News Blog

A recent paper accepted for publication by the Royal Society has highlighted media bias when reporting the issue of heather burning.

GWCT CEO Teresa Dent pays tribute to the growing Ladies in Agriculture networking group.

Irene Johnston recaps what the GWCT Scotland team have been up to in February.

Entries are now open for the 2016 Purdey Awards, celebrating the best game conservation projects to be found across the country.

We respond to a recent piece in The Telegraph on the RSPB's decision to build a 100 metre wind turbine at its headquarters.

Take a look at what's coming up in March.

Guest blog by Mary Colwell-Hector, who is  walking 500 miles from the west of Ireland to the east of England to raise funds for curlew recovery projects.

For the first time ever, we're offering a FREE Trade Stand at the 2016 Scottish Game Fair and a host of other opportunities to drive one lucky innovative business forward.

We take a look inside the forthcoming issue of our members' magazine.

Since conservationists agree that farmers and landowners offer homes to the majority of our wildlife it would be bizarre for any conservation plan not to also explicitly include a commitment to a thriving rural economy.