The brand’s colour palette, rich with earthy tones and vibrant greens, mirrors the landscapes that the WWWF membership is part of, while the emblem features a sleek, modern representation of Artemis with her iconic bow and arrow, poised and ready.

In June we spoke with Lucy Laidlaw from Lucy Laidlaw Communication.

In this month's episode we speak to Lucy Bowden, founder of Fishing for Everyone, fly fishing instructor and marketing executive at Farlows.

Women Who Work In Fieldsports is thrilled to announce the launch of its new webinar series, aimed at empowering and educating women in the fieldsports industry. The inaugural webinar will feature esteemed solicitor Kirsty Swan, who will be discussing maternity rights. This event is scheduled for the 19th of June, from 12:30 to 13:30—perfectly timed for your lunch break.

A little bit more about Tiggy Pettifer, a true fisherwomen

Susan Aubrey-Cound is the Deputy Chairwoman of Countryside Alliance. She has over 30 years experience leading customer strategy and digital transformation in retail and publishing, with particular expertise in Fashion and Home. As CEO Ecommerce for the Daily Mail Group she launched FashionFinder click-to-buy for MailOnline, having previously been Multichannel Director for Marks and Spencer.

In May we spoke to Cara Hutchens from International Hunting Scotland.

Join us for an In Conversation and Networking Event with Tiggy Pettifer from the Atlantic Salmon Trust

Episode 3 of the Women Who Work in Fieldsports podcast, in this episode Vanessa and Louisa are joined by Annika Purdey.

Women Who Work in Fieldsports has launched its new membership today, April 24th, 2024. The launch of the membership aims to create a tighter network of women who can support and learn from each other. Membership benefits include:

For our April profile we featured Lucy Allen from On the Peg Clothing

For our March Profile we featured Katie Absalom.

For our first ever guest, and our Mch podcast we speak to Paula Lester from Country Life magazine.

WWWF has launched a new podcast so you can hear from women from the sector on the go, listen here on the website or on your podcast provider.

A new platform for women who work in fieldsports to connect has been set up by Director of Operations at British Game Assurance, Louisa Clutterbuck, alongside Vanessa Steel and Iona Campbell, from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT).

In light of International Women’s Day (8th March), British Game Assurance (BGA) are celebrating the women that are leading the way forward in the world of fieldsports. Together, key female voices are creating a community of women to support one another in the sector, pioneering new ways of promoting game, and putting sustainability in the spotlight.

Women Who Work in Fieldsports, a new platform set up by CEO of British Game Assurance, Louisa Clutterbuck, alongside Vanessa Steel and Iona Campbell from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), is set to host its second event at the Scottish Game Fair on Friday 30th June 2023.