Wild photography tips 2026
Our photography competition is in full swing, with submissions open until 31 July 2026. With the option to submit mobile or camera photos, there’s something for everyone, as well as our new wild…
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The winners of GWT's 2019 Wildlife Photography Competition
Congratulations to Mark Cox who is the overall winner of GWT's 2019 Wildlife Photography competition, supported by Cotswold Life and Wildlife Wonder.
Seven top tips for amazing wildlife experiences: the art of fieldcraft
Improve your chances of seeing wildlife with fieldcraft tips from Matthew Capper, keen birdwatcher, photographer and head of communications at Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust.
Community fundraising
Information, tips and ideas for people thinking about fundraising for Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.
Photography competition 2026
Submit your photographs for this year's wildlife photo competition.
Discover the Art of Nature Photography: A Beginner’s Workshop
Award winning photographer Helen Jackson Garside provides a beginners taste of wildlife photography
Community Action volunteering
As a Community Action volunteer, you will use your creativity, passion and experiences to show the public how they can incorporate wildlife, nature & environmentally friendly behaviours into almost anything they do.
7 Top tips for visiting GWT nature reserves
We want everyone to enjoy their visit to GWT nature reserves. so we've put together seven top tips in order for you to do that.
Elevate Your Vision: Creative Nature Photography for Improvers
Award winning photographer Helen Jackson Garside provides a wildlife photography workshop for those who want to go deeper?
Photography competition galleries
A look back on the fantastic category winners and runners up from the past years and the latest information on the current year's competition.
Wildlife
Wildlife landing page
10 wildlife wonders to spot this spring
You may have already noticed bees buzzing and butterflies enjoying the sunshine. With spring officially here, these are some weird and wonderful wildlife spectacles to look (or listen) out for…