Items Tagged 'Farmland'

Features

• Operation Turtle Dove - how turning around the fortunes of an iconic farmland bird brings farmers and conservationists together
• Big Farmland Bird Count - the national annual census of Britain’s farmland birds

News

• If we want to bring back farmland birds, restore a farmland pond, new research shows Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust
• Moths have a secret but vital role as pollinators in the night
• Feeding stations on farms to boost bird numbers project
• Action needed to reverse decline in farmland birds
• Four in five britons support rewilding, poll finds
• Relocating farmland could turn back clock twenty years on carbon emissions
• 2022 Big Farmland Bird Count: 26 red-listed species sighted as land managers help build picture of the state of farmland birds
• A new place in the country for Ratty and friends
• Birds bounce back when farms devote 10% of their land to nature-friendly measures
• 2023 GWCT Big Farmland Bird Count results highlight the conservation work done by thousands of land managers
• Partnership projects to benefit endangered Stone-curlew lead to rise in numbers across Wessex and the Brecks
• Trees and hedges on farmland significantly boost butterfly numbers, study finds
• Slow progress on land strategy risks loss of countryside and food security
• Radnorshire Wildlife Trust awarded NRW funding to restore peat
• Co. Down farm nurtures rare barn owls for third year running
• Wake-up call as new data reveals dramatic declines for England’s farmland birds
• New report reveals the return of rare breeding bird species
• Bringing people and nature together: National Lottery funding supports regenerative farming in Devon
• Essex wetland project will reduce flooding and restore nature
• Distance from natural habitat doesn’t reduce pollination in tropical smallholder farms
• Concerns for decrease in Scotland’s farmland birds
• Mount Stewart welcomes BBC Winterwatch to the historic estate
• New plans to reshape how we protect and manage our land

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