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  • Limited spatial co-occurrence of wildfire and prescribed burning on moorlands in Scotland

    Key points The study mapped muirburn (prescribed burning) and wildfire across Scotland and looked for patterns in overlap. Overall, 96 % of areas where wildfires took place were outside moorland managed by muirburn. Between 2015 and 2020 wildfires covered 1.1 % of the moorland area. Heather gr...

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  • Woodlark

    Woodlark I have never described myself as a ‘list-ticker-twitcher’. I don’t race out the door with my binos in hand, travelling miles and miles when told that an unexpected species has turned up in the country. I prefer to be out on my own, at work, admiring all the species around me, from the li...

  • Farmland food webs

    Farmland is home to hundreds of plant and thousands of animal species, many of which are highly dependent on each other forming a complex food web. This was first revealed by our early work on the grey partridge in Sussex. The population of grey partridge was partially dependent on the survival r...

  • Rowan

    Rowan Strong, supple, magical and valuable to wildlife It’s been a dry year, which has had lots of effects; it has made it a stressful harvest – adding to other existing pressures in farming. I have noticed wildflowers coming and going very quickly due to the lack of water, and wildlife congregat...

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    Each year the GWCT hosts undergraduate students on ecology, conservation and data science-related degrees, offering them an exciting opportunity to spend their sandwich placement year taking part in important game and wildlife conservation research. Placements are based at both our headquarters a...

  • Meet the GWCT Wales Team

    Lee Oliver  Interim Director for WalesEmail: loliver@gwct.org.uk Born and brought up on the beautiful Llŷn Peninsula, North Wales, Lee is a first language Welsh speaker and comes from a farming community where his grandfather farmed sheep and beef. Lee lives with his family of three children and ...

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