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An update on Red Grouse Prospects for 2023, by Dr. Nick Hesford (Advisory Team, Scotland)

Win an unforgettable day’s driven grouse shooting for 8 plus accommodation for 16

Last chance to win a day's grouse shooting for 9 guns at Stags Fell – closes 30 September

Grouse moor management key to helping hen harrier population: Our letter to The Field

Grouse moor changes would lead to loss of important biodiversity: Our letter to The Telegraph

Gun Draw winner Jack London describes his 'fantastic day' on a grouse moor

VIDEO: Tales from a Wildlife Photographer - Tarquin Millington-Drake

Tarquin Millington-Drake has kindly provided much of the imagery that's underpinning our Black Grouse Appeal. He sat down with us to discuss wildlife photography and what makes a black grouse lek one of Britain's great wildlife spectacles: Find out more and support our Black Grouse Appeal here. ...

A cold and wet start to our 2025 fieldwork season in the uplands

By Holly Appleby, Sam Rawlinson and Molly Brown, Uplands Research The GWCT Uplands Research team received funding from Natural England’s East of Eden Nature Recovery Project to investigate whether new native woodlands can benefit black grouse whilst minimising negative impacts on breeding waders....

Optimising your pheasant release pens

By Alex Keeble, Central England Game & Wildlife Advisor Travelling across the country, I witness a variety of pheasant release pens in all shapes and sizes; from temporary top-netted pens releasing a hundred or so pheasant poults to larger, open-topped pens. Release pens should provide a saf...

What you need to know about capital grant changes

With Defra allocating £5 billion to farming and the environment over the next two years, here’s a breakdown of what’s changing and how it could impact you. Why these changes are happening According to Defra, demand for capital grants has soared this year. Between May and November, applications ro...