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    Our most complete package - get insured and enjoy exclusive discounts What you receive when you join ✓ £10m Public Liability Insurance covering a wide range of sporting and recreational activities including shooting and fishing (see full list here) - coverage starts as soon as you join, even i...

  • Joint Premium Membership

    Our most complete package for two people Add an additional member for just £3 a month Save over 25% on the price of two Premium Memberships by taking out Joint Premium Membership. What you both receive when you join ✓ £10m Public Liability Insurance covering a wide range of sporting and recrea...

  • Shoot Sweepstake

    The GWCT Shoot Sweepstake scheme is a simple but effective way of raising money during the shooting season to support the important work of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust. Have you already collected funds from your sweepstake? Pay Shoot Sweepstake donation > How it works The sweep...

  • Comprehensive review of camera trap data provides the clearest picture yet of which animals are responsible for nest predation in Britain

    Key points: This study brings together the most comprehensive dataset of nest-camera studies across Britain, analysing over 2,000 nests from 24 bird species. Mammals, particularly foxes and badgers, were identified as the main nest predators, especially for ground-nesting waders such as curlew a...

  • Black Grouse Appeal

    Photo by Emily Graham Media Donate Here → We are seeing black grouse disappear before our eyes. Will you help us save them? By Dr Andrew Hoodless, GWCT Director of Research Your support is vital to our work to bring back the black grouse. Your donations will allow our scientists to collect much n...

  • In what densities do released gamebirds disperse around release sites?

    Key points It is essential to continuously improve our understanding of the distribution of released gamebirds and their potential impact on the surrounding habitat. This study surveyed pheasant and partridge populations across ten gamebird release sites and eight non-release sites and provides ...

  • The role of predation management: Ten years on from a predator removal experiment

    Key points This study revisits sites ten years after previous surveys showed significant increases in ground-nesting birds in response to predation management. Across the board, huge declines in threatened birds such as golden plover, curlew and grey partridge were observed. Meanwhile, with no l...

  • 2018 Game Appeal

    Will you help us to drive change? By Ian Coghill, GWCT Chairman We know that something needs to be done, and so do you. Last season, the question I was asked most was ‘when is something going to change?’. Sometimes it was about the numbers of birds released, the rise of bigger shoots or the lost...

  • Gun Draw

    THE DRAW IS NOW CLOSED THE WINNING TICKET, DRAWN ON 16/12/24, IS NUMBER 184 Win a stunning William Powell Princeps Shotgun worth £11,000 - Limited Tickets Enter today to support our vital conservation work Don't miss your chance to win this exciting addition to the William Powell Continental sta...

  • Is our food waste fuelling fox predation on breeding birds?

    Key points The New Forest is of great conservation significance. Despite this, populations of ground nesting birds are in decline. Foxes are generalist predators found throughout the UK. They can predate nests and so are linked to declines in native wildlife such as wading birds. Researchers stu...

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