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THE original watercolour painting of a curlew has raised £625 for Curlew Country – a project that is helping to save the popular wading bird.

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.

SHOOTING enthusiasts can win a prize of a lifetime – a day’s driven grouse shooting in Scotland.

A DAY’S driven shooting for the next generation was enjoyed at the Allerton Project, Loddington last month.

WELSH Environment Minister Hannah Blythyn has made the wrong decision to ban pheasant shooting, according to a new poll

THOSE who are passionate about wildlife were left enthused by a series of heartfelt talks as the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s Farmer Cluster Conference proved to be a real hit.

ANDREW Hoodless is urging Guns to refrain from shooting woodcock before December 1^st.

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.

SIMPLE, voluntary and highly-inclusive is how GWCT Cymru sees future direction for land management schemes in Wales post Brexit.