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For the 20th year running, the gardens of Glemham Hall in Suffolk are hosting an evening of Shakespeare, for the benefit of the UK's leading wildlife research charity.

The GWCT in Scotland has stressed that evidence must have a vital part to play in the consultation on Green MSP Alison Johnstone’s proposed bill that, among other measures, is seeking a ban on the control of mountain hares.

GENUINE progress has been made and three new general licences released by Defra today are fit for purpose in most circumstances. However significant work still remains regarding protected sites, the leading countryside organisations have said.

COUNTRYSIDE issues will be tackled by a team of experts at GWCT’s live theatre stand throughout the 2019 Scottish Game Fair (July 5^th to 7^th).

A NEW study has revealed a range of factors that cause a variation in predation by magpies on farmland songbirds.

LEARN about woodland management from leading industry experts at the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust’s (GWCT) Allerton Project in Leicestershire at this information-packed event.

LEADING countryside organisations discussed a range of issues the shooting industry faces at an event in Nottinghamshire last week.

A SURVEY which reviews and assesses the performances of shoots across the UK is now open for submission.

SHOOTING and countryside organisations have united to demand the utter chaos caused by Natural England’s decision to change General Licences, to allow control certain species of birds, is minimised and resolved as quickly as possible.

A RANGE of vehicles, from vintage cars and 4x4s to motorbikes and sports cars, are set to converge at a fundraising event for the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).