GWCT News Blog

Last year, a group of scientists from the RSPB published a “viewpoint” paper highlighting their concerns over the possible environmental impacts of driven grouse shooting. However, in shaping their argument, they neglected to include key pieces of scientific evidence that happen not to support their views.

The GWCT says the results of the national Hen Harrier survey indicates that balance in moorland conservation and management in the UK is needed more than ever.

News of a new study into whether people experience any tangible physical and mental benefits by participating in driven game shooting.

Adam Smith responds to findings from the recently published SNH licensing review.

We respond to claims made in a recent RSPB presentation to raptor groups that was caught on video.

Andrew Gilruth discusses the recent Westminster debate on the future of driven grouse shooting.

Ahead of the Westminster debate on grouse shooting, reviewing the evidence has thrown up some interesting quotes...

Read the evidence we submitted following the Petitions Committee’s announcement that it will hold a debate on driven grouse shooting on 31st October.

Andrew Gilruth discusses shooting at Langholm, heather burning and the future of driven grouse shooting.

Andrew Gilruth discusses the science behind heather burning and our need to conduct more research.