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At the GWCT demonstration farm in Leicestershire robin numbers are now at their highest level for 24 years.  

World Soil Day, is the one day in the year that the United Nations asks us all to think about the role of soil in our daily lives.  The Allerton Project was chosen as the UK’s representative study site for SoilCare, a new project that is investigating ways in which soil quality can be improved. 

The Head of Farmland Ecology at the GWCT, has been appointed Honorary Professor of Biology at the School of Life Sciences, University of Sussex.

The GWCT is offering the opportunity to visit an award-winning farm in North Yorkshire for a grey partridge farm walk.

Following weeks of uncertainty and speculation after Brexit, the GWCT has welcomed the announcement from Chancellor Philip Hammond that funding in the pre-Common Agricultural Policy(CAP) reform period is secure.

The Willoughton Estate near Gainsborough in Lincolnshire has won a prestigious conservation prize for their efforts in preserving one of Britain's most iconic birds.

Amateur and semi-professional gamekeepers are invited to attend the GWCT Part-Time Gamekeepers Course this September.  

With vast numbers of diamondback moths being recorded the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is reminding gamekeepers and landowners to keep a close eye on game cover crops.

The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) are launching a project to re-introduce the grey partridge to Cornwall.