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Defra annouces new plans to reduce the risk of avian flu in England after 28 February.

Do you have a son or daughter, grandchild, niece or nephew with an interest in shooting? If so, the Northamptonshire branch of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) could have a perfect present for them in the form of the Young Shots Shoot Raffle.

Shooting enthusiasts in Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire are being offered the chance to win a spectacular sporting day on four of their counties’ biggest shoots in a new raffle from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), the UK’s leading wildlife research charity.

The WPA & GWCT are working with Greek hunting organisation KOMATH on the conservation of Black-necked pheasants in the Nestos Delta, north-east Greece.

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) is to hold a fundraising Clay Pigeon Shoot in Oxfordshire this April to raise money for its groundbreaking scientific research.

The Artemisan Foundation of Spain recently invited GWCT Director of Research, Nick Sotherton and Wetlands Ecologist Carlos Sánchez to speak at its launch presentation in Madrid.

Today is the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science, which is being celebrated in all fields of science, including at the GWCT.

The GWCT is urging all those who are involved with gamebirds to read the official advice guidelines on gamebirds and avian flu, which were issued recently.  

The winner was recently presented with his prize of a pair of bespoke William Powell Perdix shotguns by Andrew Gilruth of the GWCT and Mark Osborne of William Powell

Shooting enthusiasts in and around Norfolk are being offered the chance to win a unique prize – and raise money for the UK's foremost wildlife research charity in the process.