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ON the 20^th September 2018, Natural Resources Wales (NRW) formally took the decision to not renew leases for pheasant shooting rights on its land, when they come to an end in March 2019.

AN international project, led by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), aiming to overturn the declining numbers of grey partridges and other farmland wildlife has received a boost.

BREEDING woodcock are more common in larger, better connected and more varied woodland areas in Britain, a new study has shown.

YOUNG  artists in Perth and Kinross are being urged to get creative by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).

THE new chairman of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) is ready to embrace the ‘huge challenges’ ahead as we enter a Brexit era.

IN response to the publication of the Watson and Wilson (2018) paper on mountain hare populations, David Noble, Chairman (Scotland) of GWCT, has said the following.

THE Curlew Country project - part of the UK lowland recovery programme - is taking drastic action to help save a threatened species. 

THE desperate need to halt alarming wildlife declines in the Welsh countryside was the theme at today’s Royal Welsh Show at the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) Cymru briefing.

THE GWCT would like to inform its stakeholders there have been several recently reported outbreaks of Newcastle Disease (ND) in commercial poultry and smallholder flocks in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

A NEW pheasant badge is GWCT’s latest initiative in promoting best practice in game management.