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AS we edge closer to 29 March, and whatever that may bring, we also move closer to Scotland’s first GAME conference, organised by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust, which will be a major focus for all those involved in the game and conservation sectors in Scotland and beyond.

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

JONATHAN Reynolds reminded a packed audience of land managers at the second GWCT Game conference that there was only one year left before the use of Fenn traps for stoats becomes ILLEGAL in the UK.

TIME is running out to win an exclusive shooting prize in Devon.

SPEAKING at an All-Party Parliamentary Group event organised by the GWCT in Westminster yesterday, Simon Thorp, chairman of the England and Wales Wildfire Forum, says we need to be “braver” and “bolder” in accepting that fire management is part of wildfire control and sound conservation advice.

YOUR chance of winning the ultimate prize in fieldsports is better than ever before.

TIME has arrived for farmers, land managers and gamekeepers to get involved in a project that aims to better understand and conserve an iconic farmland bird.

SHOOTS across the country looking for practical conservation advice can subscribe to GWCT’s widely-read newsletter.

A WRITER is swapping his pen for his walking shoes as he’s taking on a 65-mile hike across the Suffolk Coastal Path to raise funds for the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).

FARMER and conservationist Terry Mills hosted a bird count at his farm in Cruglas, near Swyddffynon in Ceredigion to mark the start of this year’s Big Farmland Bird Count (BFBC).