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A couple weeks ago, Sophie and myself from the catchment team went to HedgeFest2025, hosted at Windmill Farm by the South Downs National Park. It was a beautiful day to be out and about with clear blue skies, thankfully Storm Benjamin decided to miss our part of England! The event was a great opportunity to learn more about the biodiversity and water quality benefits that come from having hedges on farms such as: Reduced pesticide usage as hedges attract birds and insects tha

We've created a new version of our farmers advice page that has a lot more resources and up to date information on how farmers can help...

It’s estimated that over 200 million plastic tree guards were used across the UK between 1980-2020 and many of these will be left to...

Last week Simon, Sophie and I from the catchment team attended a farm walkover of Rushmere Farm, a beautiful farm with lots of exciting...

The biodiversity grant scheme has been completed for the AMP7 period and we have delivered our target of awarding funding to...

In November 2023 Simon Deacon and James Bucknall attended Horsham Fire Training Centre to provide awareness training to West Sussex Fire...

Last week Simon, James, Sophie and Ellie from the catchment team headed up to Hertfordshire to attend the premier regenerative...

Last month we had the opportunity to attend Solent Primary Schools STEM Fair. James and Ellie from the catchment team, along with other...