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Joined February 2009
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    How many grey partridges are left? via

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    2 hours ago

    What are you most looking forward to seeing at this year's fair? Get your tickets here

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  3. 2 hours ago

    🗞️ European bird declines | The Game Fair moves dates | How Brexit will enhance our natural environment -

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  4. 17 hours ago

    Do you show your support with a GWCT badge 🤔 Money from the sale of all our badges goes directly back into supporting vital research programmes. Shop our huge range of GWCT badges in the online store:

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  5. 19 hours ago

    🎉 You could win a day's Driven Grouse Shooting for 8 including luxury accommodation for 16 for just £40! Our 2020 Grand Grouse Draw is now open! Tickets cost just £40 each. Enter now for a chance to win:

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  6. 21 hours ago

    📽️ Lekking in lockdown 📽️ The red-listed black grouse mating display, known as a lek, remains one of Britain's rarest wildlife spectacles. With the moors so quiet during lockdown, it's happening in the middle of the road!

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    22 hours ago

    🔎 FACT CHECK: "There are only 100 grey partridges left in the UK" Check out what the science really says here: 👉

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    23 hours ago

    Tweeps- the need our support - Donate as you Amazon shop -

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    Jul 21

    European bird declines: Do we need to rethink approaches to the management of abundant generalist predators? New Policy Direction paper by et al, published today and free to read here:

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  10. Jul 21

    Join more than 6,000 people by putting your countryside knowledge to the test We've had a surge of new applicants take our FREE Accredited Game Shot test in the wake of lockdown. Why not challenge your friends? Can you get 100% right?

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    Jul 20

    The hunt is on to find contender ponds for restoration makeovers later this year 🐸 The process from murk to magic is astonishing, we can’t wait to bring them back to life ⭐️

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  12. Jul 21

    🗞️ Foxes and crows may need to be culled to save Curlew | Independent monitoring for Scots birds of prey | Working for black grouse in Yorkshire -

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    Jul 20

    Well, this unfunded effort (see tweet below) has been rewarded - we found fine-leaved fumitory, dwarf spurge & stinking chamomile to name a few! Just shows things are worth trying. Well done and team. A nice story

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  14. Jul 20

    This mornings news recap -🗞️Red kite 30-year Chilterns project a 'conservation success' | Sustainable farming is vital for wildlife -

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  15. Jul 20

    . has shown his support and continues to proudly fly the flag for the use of British game in cooking. Michel is a life member of the GWCT, you can follow his lead and join today:

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    Jul 20

    This year's Game Fair takes place 2-4 October. Have you got your tickets yet?

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    Jul 20

    🔍 FACT CHECK: Are there only 100 harvests left in British soils? Find out what the science says here: ➡️

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    Jul 20

    Two pairs of Eurasian Bittern have bred in Gwent – the first time the species is known to have done so in south Wales for more than 200 years, has revealed. Read more:

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  19. Jul 20

    📽️ Lekking in lockdown 📽️ The red-listed black grouse mating display, known as a lek, remains one of Britain's rarest wildlife spectacles. With the moors so quiet during lockdown, it's happening in the middle of the road!

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  20. Jul 20

    🗞️ Red kite 30-year Chilterns project a 'conservation success' | Sustainable farming is vital for wildlife -

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