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Research projects


by the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust in 2016


Project title Fisheries research


Monnow habitat improvement project


Salmon life-history strategies in freshwater (see p14)


Salmon smolt rotary screw trap assessment


Grayling ecology Juvenile salmon and hydro Sea trout smolt survival Description


FISHERIES RESEARCH IN 2016 Staff


Develop wild trout fishery management methods


including completion of write-up/reports of all historic fishery activity


Large-scale conservation project and scientific Understanding the population declines in salmon


Calculating the effects of rotary screw traps on salmon smolts


Long-term study of the ecology of River Wylye grayling


The effects of a hydropower installation on salmon smolts


Monitoring sea trout smolts through the lower Frome and its estuary, Poole harbour


Gyrodactylus salaris in salmon Modelling to predict the impacts Gyrodactylus salaris infection of salmon stocks


Headwaters and salmonids


Flows and Frome salmon redd distribution (see p16)


PhD: Beavers and salmonids Dylan Roberts, Sian Griffiths


monitoring of 30 kilometres of river habitat on the Janine Burnham River Monnow in Herefordshire


Rasmus Lauridsen, Dylan Roberts, William Beaumont, Luke Scott, Stephen Gregory


Defra, Rural Enterprise


Scheme, Monnow Improvement Partnership, KESS EU


Core funds, EA, CEFAS, Mr A Daniell, Winton Capital


Rasmus Lauridsen, Dylan Roberts, Luke Scott CEFAS, Core funds William Beaumont, Stephen Gregory, Bill Riley


Stephen Gregory, Luke Scott


Rasmus Lauridsen, William Beaumont, Graeme Storey (EA)


Rasmus Lauridsen, William Beaumont, Luke Scott


NRW, Core funds, Grayling Research Trust, Piscatorial Society


EA, Core funds, Salmon & Trout 2012-2016 Conservation UK, Lulworth Estate


Sir Chips Keswick, Anthony


Daniell, Winton Capital, Clay Brendish Foundation


Rasmus Lauridsen, Alastair Cook, Nicola Cefas/Defra, Core funds McPherson and Nick Taylor


Contribution of headwaters to migratory salmonid Rasmus Lauridsen, William Beaumont, populations and the impacts of extreme events


Luke Scott, Dylan Roberts, Stephen Gregory, Bill Riley


How does flow affect the inter-annual distribution of salmon redds in the Frome


Impacts of beaver dams on salmonids


PhD: Impact of low flows on Investigate fish prey availability, the diet of trout salmonid river ecosystems


and salmon, stream food webs and ecosystem dynamics under differing, experimentally manipulated flow conditions


PhD: Ranunculus as a bioengineer in chalkstreams


Stephen Gregory, Rasmus Lauridsen, Dylan Roberts, Sian Griffiths (Cardiff University), Elinor Parry


Robert Needham. Supervisors: Dylan Roberts, Paul Kemp (Southampton University)


Jessica Picken. Supervisors: Rasmus


Lauridsen, Dr Iwan Jones (QMUL), Bill Riley (Cefas), Sian Griffiths (Cardiff University)


Investigate the role of Ranunculus as a bioengineer, Jessica Marsh. Supervisors: Rasmus


driving the abundance and diversity of plants, invert- Lauridsen, Dr Iwan Jones (QMUL) ebrates and fish, with particular focus on salmonids


Project title Pheasant population studies Game marking scheme Farmland birds and game Description


LOWLAND GAME RESEARCH IN 2016 Staff


Long-term monitoring of breeding pheasant populations on releasing and wild bird estates


Roger Draycott, Maureen Woodburn, Rufus Sage


Study of factors affecting return rates of pheasant Rufus Sage, Maureen Woodburn, release pens


Monitoring the response of birds to changes in farmland habitat and management


Roger Draycott


Pheasant releasing on Exmoor Impacts of released pheasants and game manage- Rufus Sage, Aidan Hulatt, Jenny Peach, ment work on woodlands and farmland in Exmoor Alice Deacon


PhD: Gapeworm and pheasants (see p18)


PhD: Corvids breeding on farmland (see p20)


PhD: Improving released pheasants


Gapeworm on shooting estates, spatial and temporal factors affecting infections in pheasants


Breeding ecology of corvids, predatory behaviour and the effect of trapping on farmland


Owen Gethings


Supervisors: Rufus Sage, Prof Simon Leather (Harper Adams University)


Lucy Capstick. Supervisors: Rufus Sage, Dr Joah Madden (Exeter University)


Using improved hand-reared pheasants to increase Andy Hall. Supervisors: Rufus Sage, survival and wild breeding post-release


Dr Joah Madden (Exeter University) G and K Boyes Trust 2015-2019 KESS EU, Core funds


Core funds, Southampton University, SNH, Salmon & Trout Conservation UK


QMUL, Cefas, Core funds 2015-2016 2014-2017 2015-2018 Cefas/Defra, Core funds 2015-2019 2015-2019 2014-2016 2009- on-going 2009- on-going 2009- on-going 2003- on-going Dylan Roberts


Funding source Core funds


Date 1997- on-going


Funding source Core funds


Core funds Sandringham Estate


Greater Exmoor Shoot Association


BBSRC/CASE Studentship, Core funds


Songbird Survival Exeter University, Core funds


Date 1996- on-going 2008- on-going 2009- on-going 2015-2016 2014-2017 2014-2017 2015-2018


76 | GAME & WILDLIFE REVIEW 2016


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