Farming For Nature

Managing healthy habitats for livestock with Clive Bright Register for this webinar at – https://bit.ly/WebinarWithClive Clive raises 100% grass-fed organic beef on his 120-acre farm in Ballymote, Co.Sligo. He has built […]

Biodiversity in our backyards with Juanita Browne.  One third of our 99 bee species are threatened with extinction from Ireland. This is because we have drastically reduced the amount of

‘Farming for Nature: the role of results-based payments’ is an edited book that collates several Irish experiences of developing and applying results-based approaches for the conservation of farmland biodiversity. This

‘Improving biodiversity on farmland – where there’s a will there’s a way!’ with Donal Sheehan The Wild Wednesday Webinars is a series webinars on the themes of farming, nature and

The Wild Wednesday Webinars is a series webinars on the themes of farming, nature and heritage. Co-hosted by the Burrenbeo Trust and the Farming for Nature initiative, they will take

The Farming For Nature’s series of farm walks are an opportunity for the Farming For Nature farmers to showcase their contribution to nature and good farming practices on their land. 

We would like to introduce our honorary Ambassador for February, Edmund Joyce from Ballybeg Borris in Co.Carlow. We are delighted to include Edmund in our network of Farming For Nature

Farming for Nature (FFN) is a national initiative which highlights the positive role that some farmers play in looking after nature on their land and which shares – through short

We would like to introduce our honorary Ambassador for January, Suzanna Crampton from Bennettsbridge in Co.Kilkenny. We are delighted to include Suzanna in our network of Farming For Nature Ambassadors.

We would like to introduce our honorary Ambassador for December, Ailbhe Gerrard of Brookfield Farm in Co.Tipperary. We are delighted to include Ailbhe in our network of Farming For Nature Ambassadors.