New land advice service to benefit farmers and nature
Herefordshire Wildlife Trust have launched a new service offering advice to landowners on how to better manage land for wildlife in tandem with existing business.
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Conserving Herefordshire’s Ice Age Ponds Project. Invitation to tender for: Ecological Support for the Delivery Stage
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Hoople join Herefordshire Wildlife Trust to support nature’s recovery in the county
Hoople have joined Herefordshire Wildlife Trust as a corporate member. The two organisations plan to work together over the long-term to restore habitats and wildlife in Herefordshire.