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These Q&A sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and […]

These Q&A sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and

The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Clare farmers, Bronagh & Cathal to their growing Ambassador network. Caring for and maintaining the landscape while increasing the biodiversity

These Q&A sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and

These Q&A sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and also to share your own ideas and

The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Kildare farmer Colm Flynn to their growing Ambassador network. Colm Flynn is a 4th generation lifelong farmer from Athy county

Its here – our new booklet on practical actions you can take on your farm for climate and biodiversity, sector by sector. View here

The Farming for Nature (FFN) project is delighted to welcome Roscommon farmer Andrew Chilton to their growing Ambassador network. Andrew Chilton manages two farms in Co Roscommon alongside his family.

“Farming and restoring an Irish Atlantic Rainforest” These Q&A sessions are a great opportunity to learn from our amazing Ambassadors who work with nature every day on their farms, and

The 2022 National Farming for Nature (FFN) Ambassador Awards was held in Corofin Co. Clare on Saturday night. Now in its fifth year, FFN welcomed 15 new ambassadors on board