GWCT News Blog

Brown hares are naturalised but not strictly native to the UK.

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Dave Baines shares his views on the nutritional challenges facing red grouse amidst the
destruction of its food plant by heather beetle and the ever-present strongyle worm.

Phil Warren reports on the plight of grey partridges in the English uplands and believes immediate action is needed to reverse their decline.

Pheasant release pens should contain a mosaic of evenly distributed habitat providing a stimulating environment for the poults to acclimatise themselves before being released.

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Our Head of Fisheries Dylan Roberts looks at the reintroduction of beavers into the British countryside and the consequences for the existing wildlife.

Our exciting new GWCT online gallery showcases the latest wildlife art from esteemed artists.

Insect hotels offer great habitats over winter and during the nesting season for a wide variety of beetles, bees and butterflies, as well as other types of invertebrates and animals too.