Megan's Story: Making Connections Between Nature and Wellbeing
To celebrate #iWill week, we've asked young people involved in the Our Bright Future programme - a partnership led by The Wildlife Trusts that helps young people gain vital skills and…
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Farming
Around 70% of the UK’s land is farmed in some way – so how this land is managed has a big impact on wildlife. Explore our work on food and farming.
Farming with wildlife
Our friends at Jordans tell you a bit more about how they welcome wildlife on their farms, with the help of The Wildlife Trusts.
Farming and wildlife - examples of our work
Examples of Wildlife Trust farming and wildlife work
Bryn Ifan: A vision for farming and wildlife
This link will open on the North Wales Wildlife Trust website.
Dafydd Thomas, Project Officer, presents on the opportunities and issues for conservation and farming at the recently acquired 450 acre farm at Bryn Ifan.
Fund wildlife-friendly farming
By supporting farmers to shift towards regenerative, nature-friendly methods, farming has huge potential to deliver a green rural renewal.
Drawing parallels between nature conservation and women’s equality
For more than a century the destruction of the natural environment and decline towards extinction of many iconic wildlife species has run parallel to the long-standing oppression and exclusion of…
Allt Crug Garn between Pennant and Cilcennen, Ceredigion
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Relic lowland heathland with oak and birch invasion.
Inclusivity makes the difference between feeling accepted, or feeling lost
Nanrek Senok, a Trustee for The Wildlife Trusts, reflects on the importance of inclusivity this National Inclusion Week
Championing Local Food and a Pesticide Free Community
Incredible Edible Lambeth wants to create connected communities through the power of food. This Community Interest Company, which is part of the Incredible Edible Network started in Todmorden (in Yorkshire) in 2008, champions local food growing and food businesses in South London and started a ‘pesticide-free Lambeth’ campaign 18 months ago.
Farming Interview
Caroline Corsie, Senior Land Advisor at Worcestershire Wildlife Trust, and Jonathan Boaz, a conservation farmer, share their perspectives on how farming has reached the situation it’s in today, what needs to change to help wildlife and what they hope for the future.
What next for farming? Wildlife Trusts launch policy proposals
Ellie Brodie, Senior Policy Manager, outlines The Wildlife Trusts’ policy proposals for the future of farming and land management in England.