Press Releases - 2019

Today’s State of Nature 2019 report is a damning reflection of how our biodiversity in Wales continues to decline.

The latest State of Nature report rightly grabs the headlines with a vital assessment of the loss of British wildlife, but there is an “Untold Story” of private land managers’ spectacular success in reversing biodiversity declines at a local level. 

GWCT’s roadshows are returning for the third time this Autumn, following a successful response from rural enthusiasts.

THE Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) is warning shoots to be ultra-cautious about shooting wild grey partridges this season. 

AN array of paintings that wonderfully depict the British countryside are captured in this year’s Christmas cards from the GWCT.

THE Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) has launched a rallying cry for the rural community affected by the change in General Licences to complete its new survey.

GAMEKEEPER Adam Steed has scooped the 2019 East Anglian Grey Partridge Award.

SPECIES of conservation concern, including rare woodland plants and butterflies, are not negatively affected by game management in and around woodland rides, a new study has found.

THE science behind grouse shooting and moorland management is captured in a newly-published book by a leading research charity, the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).

MAJOR rural organisations have joined forces to warn Natural Resources Wales (NRW) of the catastrophic consequences that a proposed change to the General Licence could have on wild birds.