Landscape Recovery Pilot Project
We are a project partner in a pilot landscape recovery project called Wilder, Wetter, Better for nature. Working with Norfolk Rivers Trust and Norfolk County Council the project aims to link up 20,000 hectares of habitat connecting landscapes at scale including creation over 5,000 hectares of new habitat.
The project has identified five endangered ‘flagship’ species which are expected to benefit as a result of creating and connecting habitats.
These include:
- Natterjack toad
- Spoonbill
- Grayling butterfly
- Turtle dove
- Barbastelle bat
Great Farm
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A trial farm focused on sustainable food production and wildlife conservation working together.
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We are a project partner in a pilot landscape recovery project, working alongside Norfolk Rivers Trust and Norfolk County Council.
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As part of our commitment to sustainable development we are delivering biodiversity net gain for our housing sites
Read moreMeasuring our natural capital
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In order to improve our goal to increase natural capital every year, we first needed to work out a way of measuring it.
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