Jan 19, 2022Moorland Matters interview - Part 3Following on from the first two videos, author of the recently published Moorland Matters, Ian Coghill, sits down with Emily Graham to...
Jan 18, 2022Moorland Matters - an interview with Ian CoghillAuthor of the recently published Moorland Matters, Ian Coghill, sits down with Emily Graham to discuss some of the issues raised by his...
Dec 10, 2021Host an educational visit – help educateBrian Hayes from the NGO’s charity the Educational Trust urges you as ‘wildlife wardens’ to spread the word by inviting others to see...
Nov 8, 2021GWCT Species of the Month - BlackthornGWCT's Megan Lock discusses blackthorn, her Species of the Month. Blackthorn is a thorny shrub that can cause nasty wounds if left...
Nov 1, 2021Factcheck: Are there more bees on organic farms? What the Science Says has checked out another claim that comes from a number of news articles and websites that are claiming - There are...
Sep 16, 2021What effect do beaver dams have on brown trout?In the UK, freshwater corridors such as rivers have been altered and modified by humans for centuries. Rivers and streams have been...
Sep 8, 2021GWCT Species of the Month - Spotted FlycatcherGWCT's Megan Lock lets us into the migratory life of the Spotted Flycatcher. They are one of the later spring migrants, arriving in the...
Aug 27, 2021Working for Wildlife: Fighting Fire with FireA recent case study from Working for Wildlife describes how, working alongside the local fire service, Matthew Bushby is using prescribed...
Aug 27, 2021Another encouraging year for breeding Hen HarriersSpotted on the GWCT blogs: Natural England have reported another increase in the number of breeding hen harriers in England, with 31...