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Wildlife thrives on grouse moors because of management (our letter to The Telegraph)

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GWCT Upland Game Conference 2025 calls for ‘boots on the ground’ to increase data collection to demonstrate the benefits of grouse moor management

Gamekeepers, estate managers, land agents and shooting organisations from across the North of England and Scotland gathered for this year’s Upland Game Conference in Barnard Castle, Co. Durham, to hear from a wide range of speakers including scientists specialising in upland research, policy exp...

Red grouse pair count results from Scotland: Visible effects of poor 2024 breeding season

By Felix Meister, D.Phil., Advisor Scotland In March and early April, GWCT staff commenced the 2025 red grouse monitoring season by carrying out pair counts across Scotland. Pair counts aim to determine the number of pairs going into the breeding season. The current monitoring regime extends over...

It’s time to be proud of the contribution grouse moors make to our national parks: Our letter to The Times

Those who break the law undermine the vital role grouse moors can play in the conservation of raptors: Our letter to The Guardian

Grouse moors protect, not destroy, our precious species: Our letter to the New Statesman

TV naturalist forgets the facts in scathing attack of grouse moors: Our letter to the Independent

Why our beautifully-kept grouse moors should be celebrated not blasted: Our letter to the Salisbury Journal

Moor to be merry about when discussing our prized grouse moors: Our letter to The Guardian