Birches Farm
Birches Farm is an historic farmstead lying between Kington and Eardisley, in Northwest Herefordshire. The 60 acre farm features species-rich grasslands, traditionally managed hedgerows and several old farm ponds, set in rolling countryside, with stunning views in all directions.
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The farm has been owned by the same family for over 100 years and managed using traditional low-intensity farming methods. This has produced an area of outstanding wildlife value; the entire farm is designated as a Special Wildlife Site and is of national importance for nature conservation.
The good news is that we have secured the short-term future of the farm with help from the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation. We're now faced with the enormous challenge of raising almost £1.5 million to buy and restore these important wildlife habitats and historic farms buildings.
We are seeking support from individuals, grant bodies and funders but please send your donation now - your help is vital.
Help save this historic Herefordshire Farmstead. Donate now by going to www.justgiving.com/BirchesFarm
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The Parks
The Parks at Dulas Court, on the southern edge of the Golden Valley, includes two of the finest unimproved hay meadows in Herefordshire, divided by a stretch of the wonderfully clear Dulas Brook, home to the rare white clawed crayfish and otters.
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Wildlife on our Reserves
The Trust manages 700 acres of nature reserves including many of Herefordshire’s most
important areas for wildlife. They include nationally important woodlands, wetlands,
grassland and orchards together with a rich and diverse range of species.
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The cost of managing land never decreases and in the current economic climate the future
of wildlife conservation will rely upon better investment, prudent spending and further
funding being generated. Managing and employing the unstinting labour of volunteers
does not come free. It requires investments in vehicles, tools and machinery, training, travel
and insurance, all of which cost the Trust upwards of £45,000 per year.
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Recycle your phone and inkjet cartridges
We have teamed up with Redeem plc to launch a recycling campaign to collect unwanted mobile telephones and used inkjet cartridges to help raise important funds to support our work.
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Birches Farm is an historic farmstead lying between Kington and Eardisley, in Northwest Herefordshire. The 60 acre farm features species-rich grasslands, traditionally managed hedgerows and several old farm ponds, set in rolling countryside, with stunning views in all directions.
The Parks at Dulas Court, on the southern edge of the Golden Valley, includes two of the finest unimproved hay meadows in Herefordshire, divided by a stretch of the wonderfully clear Dulas Brook, home to the rare white clawed crayfish and otters.
The Trust manages 700 acres of nature reserves including many of Herefordshire’s most
important areas for wildlife. They include nationally important woodlands, wetlands,
grassland and orchards together with a rich and diverse range of species.
