Items Tagged 'Game Wildlife Conservation Trust'

• Bisterne lapwing recovery recognised in Purdey conservation awards
• Could weeds be the answer to reversing insect declines?
• Farmers and land managers urged to help the GWCT monitor grey partridge numbers
• Welsh juvenile salmon numbers are lower following warmer winters and wetter springs, new research shows
• Gull licensing system requires a change of approach, says conservation charity
• Put Working Conservationists at the heart of conservation policy, says the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust
• Private land managers drive lapwing recovery in key breeding ground
• Feed trees to sheep to cut greenhouse gases, study suggests
• Land managers play a “crucial role” in UK songbird survival, say organisers of the 2021 GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count, 5-14 February
• New partnership formed to save England’s threatened curlews
• UK’s biggest ever farmland bird count shows farmers committing to conservation
• Proposed Hedgerow Carbon Code could unlock more than £60m income for farmers, as development project receives £81k funding
• “Signs are positive” as River Frome sees highest salmon numbers in eight years, but climate change is having an impact says new report
• Landmark report reveals the impact of gamebird releasing
• Action plan launched to save the curlews in Wales
• Mountain hare densities in the Peak District could be five times higher than previous estimates, according to new findings
• Biodiversity recovery, clean water in the River Avon, and net zero farming by 2040 – new Environmental Farmers Group sets out its bold ambitions
• 2022 Big Farmland Bird Count: 26 red-listed species sighted as land managers help build picture of the state of farmland birds
• Hampshire redshank’s epic journey to Wales helps scientists understand habits of amber-list species
• Poole Harbour oil spill could have serious consequences for threatened migratory fish, say GWCT experts
• 2023 GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count results highlight the conservation work done by thousands of land managers
• The Solent’s breeding coastal birds given a helping hand
• Breeding Woodcock Survey shows an ongoing decline despite some small regional increases
• An increase in Golden Eagle records provides some positive news
• Expanding the range of black grouse in the Uplands
• Annual salmon count shows lowest number of juveniles for more than 20 years
• New research shows human food waste is fuelling foxes and putting pressure on threatened bird species
• New GWCT project to track common snipe’s migration routes to breeding grounds
• New research reveals badgers are major predators of red-listed waders