GWCT News Blog

On 5 and 6 July 2023, ADA, the association for flood and water management authorities throughout the UK, are hosting a unique working demonstration and exhibition highlighting innovations in sustainable water management and flood resilience.

The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust is very proud of its association with the Purdey Awards. The link between conservation and shooting that the awards highlight is precisely what GWCT is all about – conservation through wise use.

JM Osborne Rural and Sporting have been involved in shoots and shooting in one form or another since 1972 and have seen a massive change in that near 50 year period. 

In April 2023, the Lowland Gamebird research group finished a full year of walking 3km transect routes across a number of sites every three weeks, looking for fox scats and recording wildlife sightings.

Neville Kingdon looks at our historic Partridge Count Scheme and how the future of the iconic grey partridge rests in the hands of individuals on the ground.

Valuation days are a great opportunity for those interested in firearms, whether you're a seasoned collector or a novice enthusiast. It's a chance to learn more about your firearm, its history and current market value from knowledgeable professionals in the field. 

We’re pleased to announce a new partnership with the leading national outdoor retailer Farlows.

Can you beat Olympic Bronze Medallist at Trap Shooting, Matt Coward-Holley at our London Clay Day on 8^th June at the Holland & Holland Shooting Grounds?

Please come and join us for the GWCT Summer Dinner on Thursday 6th July at the Cavalry & Guards Club.

It’s that time of year again, the waders are returning to Auchnerran, our Scottish demonstration farm.