Join us for an informative workshop with Megan Gimber from the Peoples Trust for Endangered Species. We will discuss why hedgerows are important, the best practice for their management and the funding that is available to support this work. We will begin with a presentation followed by a farm walk to look at different hedge structures with plenty of opportunity for questions and discussion.
When and where
Thu, 5 December 2024
11:30 - 14:00 GMT
About this event
Topics we aim to cover at this event:
- Hedgerow Wildlife
- The wider benefits of hedges on farms and across the landscape
- Good practice management (planting, establishing, cutting and rejuvenation)
- Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) Hedgerow Actions – What this involves, how much funding you can receive.
- A walk around the farm to look at different hedge structures
- Q & A session
Need to know:
There is parking on the farm. Please car share if possible. Walking boots and appropriate clothing advised for farm walk.
Tea, Coffee will be served on arrival with an presentation from Megan Gimber, Key Habitats Officer from Peoples Trust for Endangered Species. This will be followed by light refreshments and walk and talk around Bigges Farm.
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Please book one ticket per holding, and let us know if you are bringing additional guests in the registration form.