Annual Report & Accounts
Here you can find links to our yearly Impact Reports and financial statements.
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Garden Bird Survey
The Garden Bird Survey has been running since 1993 and is an important long-term study into how bird populations and habits have changed over time in Gloucestershire.
Anger over reports of hunt incursions on county nature reserves
Conservationists have reacted angrily to reports of hunts being observed on a Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust nature reserve.
Gloucestershire Centre for Environmental Records
Gloucester Centre for Environmental Records
Planning reform – the good, the bad and the ugly
This job has given me renewed respect for certain professions. The noble role of the Planner is one of them. Planners get a bad press. But when development is in the right place, designed with…
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust’s position on Local Government Reform in Gloucestershire
National government is proposing significant changes to how councils operate. Here in Gloucestershire the six district councils for Cheltenham, Tewkesbury, Stroud, Gloucester, The Forest of Dean and Cotswolds and larger Gloucestershire County Council will be combined to create either one or two 'unitary authorities'.
The importance of local plans
Local plans are a council’s blueprint for how land is used and allocated. Without one, or if it’s out of date, the consequences for nature can be significant.
How projects like Severn Treescapes can help slow down increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide
Last year, 2024, was the hottest (global average temperature) year on record and atmospheric carbon dioxide is now double that of pre-Industrial Revolution era levels as reported by the NOAA…
Position statement on hunting and field sports
GWT position statement on hunting and field sports.
Gloucestershire's large blue butterflies
The latest on any large blue butterfly sightings and any updates.
Miss Grace's Lane Meadows: an important step forward
Land gifted by donors in the Forest of Dean links to future Nature Recovery Zone.
Herring gull
The herring gull is the typical 'seagull' of our seaside resorts, though our coastal populations have declined in recent decades.