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THE Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) Wales has spoken out over the continual declines in water quality and depleted fish stocks across Wales which is now at a record low.

THE GWCT is on the road again for its second series of in-demand roadshows.

FIFTEEN scientists from eight European countries met in Dorchester last week to discuss strategies to help assess and manage sea trout populations across Europe.

AMATEUR photographers with a passion for wildlife can enter the 2019 Julian Gardner Awards.

The GWCT Scottish Game Fair has started the new year in style by announcing an exciting new partnership with NFU Mutual.

GWCT Wales is calling for more people to support the good work being done in the Welsh countryside, which is losing biodiversity at an alarming rate.

WHO is responsible for our wildlife? is the question the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) is hoping to answer in a new campaign.

THE Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) Cymru will be hosting three winter events in North Wales  to promote the scientific research carried out over the past 80 years needed to underpin sustainable conservation practice in the future.

CAPTURING and tagging wild salmon smolts has minimal impact on their survival at sea in typical weather and river temperatures, a new study has shown.

DONATIONS for a state-of-the-art piece of technology that tries to understand why sea trout are in continuous decline has passed the halfway point.