Browse our collection of Working Conservationist profiles.
- Download the first issue of the Working for Wildlife magazine
We have just published the first issue of our magazine, available to download now. - Farmer Clusters providing a lifeline for turtle doves: Our letter to the Evening Standard
Read our letter to the Evening Standard, highlighting the efforts of a group of farmers and land managers in southern England who are working hard to reverse the decline in turtle dove numbers - Bee inspired by Tony’s ‘starter homes’ for bees
This week is Solitary Bee Week which aims to raise awareness of solitary bees and their vital importance to pollination. 90% of all bee species are solitary, and many of them are much better pollinators than their better-known bumble and honeybee cousins. - Buzzing endorsement for new wildlife mix: insect numbers boosted by grey partridge conservation measures
A new habitat measure developed by scientists from the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust to boost the fortunes of the beloved, red-listed grey partridge, is proving a big hit with insects too. - Open Farm Sunday at the Bisterne Estate
Open Farm Sunday, managed by LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming), has been running annually since 2006, providing opportunity for farmers to share their fabulous work with all ages, by opening their farms to the general-public, and showcasing the many goods and services they provide.
Lowland Case Studies
Browse our selection of case studies showcasing the vital work being undertaken by Working Conservationists in lowland areas across the UK.
Upland Case Studies
Browse our selection of case studies showcasing the vital work being undertaken by ‘Moorland Conservationists’ in upland areas across the UK.
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