Photography competition 2025
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Wild Isles: Gloucestershire’s wild meadows
An insight into a couple of very special spots used for filming by the Wild Isles crew in the county of Gloucestershire.
Gloucestershire's hedgehogs
Hedgehogs used to be a familiar and well-loved visitor to our gardens, but there's been a startling decline of 95% since the 1950s. On this page you can find out more about these spiky mammals and what you can do to give them a helping hand.
Popular places to visit in Gloucestershire
Explore some of the most popular GWT nature reserves in Gloucestershire - some of which have cafés!
Annual photography competition
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.
Gloucestershire's large blue butterflies
The latest on any large blue butterfly sightings and any updates.
Attenborough's Wild Isles visits Gloucestershire
The landmark BBC documentary pays a visit to the county to showcase an incredible insect comeback story.
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.
Ash dieback in Gloucestershire
Find out about this disease and how we're tackling it in Gloucestershire.
Climate change in Gloucestershire
What does global warming mean for Gloucestershire? Here we discuss what are some of the impacts that we could see right here in Gloucestershire if real and meaningful change is not carried out, and how you can help.
Views sought over wild beaver re-introduction in Gloucestershire
People living across Gloucestershire now have the chance to have their say on the prospect of wild beavers returning to the county’s waterways.
Gloucestershire Wessex Water Guardians
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust (GWT) is working in partnership with Wessex Water on the Water Guardians project in Gloucestershire, following the success of the Water Guardian project partnership with other Wildlife Trusts including Dorset, Somerset and Wiltshire, as well as the Bristol Avon Rivers Trust (BART).