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- Working alongside the world’s largest grouse
The capercaillie (Tetrao urogallus) is a truly magnificent species, one that almost seems too significant and primeval to occur in the small remaining pockets of Caledonian pine forests in the 21st century. - We need to link farmers, not just farms: Our letter to The Times
It is heartening to read Julian Freeman-Attwood’s comments (letter, Jan 14) on the importance of wildlife corridors. Government policy must be bold and not just link farms, but get farmers working together to achieve the best for Britain’s wildlife. - Conservation News Roundup – 21st Jan 2022
A selection of some of the most interesting conservation stories that have made the news in the past week. - Soil health needs to be considered “in the round” not in silos
The GWCT has long advocated the need to focus on soil health. At our demonstration farm, the Allerton project, we have undertaken much research to understand what constitutes a healthy soil. - Only 1 in 10 people recognise biodiversity loss as a major environmental threat – research reveals
New research just published reveals a worrying lack of awareness around biodiversity and the critical role it plays in protecting our planet and future survival.
Lowland Case Studies
Browse our selection of case studies showcasing the vital work being undertaken by Working Conservationists in lowland areas across the UK.
Upland Case Studies
Browse our selection of case studies showcasing the vital work being undertaken by ‘Moorland Conservationists’ in upland areas across the UK.
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