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A brief history of GWCT research on snares

Atlantic salmon research on the River Frome

Our research into the consequences of pheasant releasing

Our accounts

Following the publication of our 2022 Annual Review in June 2023, please click here for our summary report and financial statement for the year ended 31 December 2022.

Water Friendly Farming: The GWCT’s catchment sensitive farming research project

The importance of GWCT-published research being made widely available

Partners

Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust has a vision for a thriving countryside rich in game and other wildlife. Using its experience and reputation built over almost 100 years of working with people in the countryside, the GWCT is committed to developin...

The Untold Story Appeal

The public aren’t being told about the vital work being done in the British countryside. You can change that today. You don’t hear much about the good work done by farmers and land managers. How many people in our towns and cities know about the conservation work being done on farms every single...

Sustainable Arable Farming for an Improved Environment (SAFFIE)

Our work has shown that conventionally-farmed winter wheat does not contain enough invertebrates for farmland birds. However, this can be mitigated by establishing conservation headlands or by creating other insect-rich habitats. The Sustainable Arable Farming for an Improved Environment (SAFFIE)...

Farm4Bio

The widespread adoption of agri-environment schemes is seen as the best way to improve farmland biodiversity. Yet if this approach is to be applied efficiently and successfully we first need to know: Does active management (comparable to the HLS approach with advisory back up) compared to farm m...