Equestrian holdings manage a significant portion of the UK’s lowland grassland, presenting a unique opportunity to enhance biodiversity without sacrificing essential space. By strategically planting wildflowers in areas horses don’t use, such as track verges
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Discover the enchanting 40 acres of conservation farmland at Tyn-y-Clyn, nestled in the Cambrian foothills. Here, we prioritize nature over ornamentation, managing the land with care to restore wildflowers and promote biodiversity.
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Large-scale wildflower projects hold immense potential for restoring biodiversity, yet they often stumble in their early years. With Britain losing 97% of its species-rich grassland since the 1930s, initiatives like Coronation Meadows and Buglife’s B-Lines are crucial.
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SFI Action CAHL1: Pollen and Nectar Flower Mix — A Practical Guide With SFI26 Window 1 opening on 30 June 2026, farmers across England are making decisions right now about which actions to include in their agreements. CAHL1 — the Pollen and Nectar Flower Mix — is one of the most widely chosen, and for
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