Read all about the learning journey to thriving turtle doves on an inspiring Brecks farm here farmwildlife.info/2023/03/29/cul… #turtledoves #Brecks #farmwildlife

Read the BFWN response to the OEP call for evidence on nature recovery on our website #naturerecovery #Brecks brecklandfarmerswildlifenetwork.org/our-response-t…

Brilliant to be able to share our vision for making a big impact on the often tiny (but v. important) species of the Brecks with Natural England Tony Juniper yesterday. Nature recovery and food production will go hand in hand to deliver at scale in our #LandscapeRecovery project

The Breckland Farmers Wildlife Network is a great example of how food production and #LandscapeRecovery can go hand in hand. Our Chair Tony Juniper visited Norfolk last week to meet the farmers and Natural England advisers who are working together to restore nature. brecklandfarmerswildlifenetwork.org

Following his recent visit to us, it was great to hear Tony Juniper mention Breckland Farmers on R4 Today last Friday! Full interview starts here, with BFWN shout out at 2:18 bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Read about the positive vibes when NE and BFWN got together in the Brecks! Working together towards Landscape Recovery brecklandfarmerswildlifenetwork.org/we-welcome-nat…

Farmers in the Brecks are working towards supporting turtle dove populations with cultivated margins providing small seeds throughout the season, along with supplementary feeding and nearby shelter. Read more at brecklandfarmerswildlifenetwork.org/thriving-turtl…

Catch up with the latest BFWN news at brecklandfarmerswildlifenetwork.org/the-latest-bfw… Updates on all our activities and seasonal tips for farmer members!

Adding our hearty congratulations to James Bucher, active BFWN member, leading the way in the regenerative approach, and part of our ELMs Landscape Recovery pilot!

Lovely to hear Richard Evans and Lucy Hatcher highlighting BFWN Landscape Recovery, biodiversity in the Brecks and how farmers can help! #farmwildlife #Brecks #biodiversity #ELMS bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

And what a beautiful Brecks day it was to show @HillFT around lead farmer Richard Evans' farm Farming Today

Read why cultivated margins are so important and how we're using them to create a habitat corridor across the Brecks in Farmers Weekly by Louise Impey. We're very lucky to have the support of brilliant experts ArableEmily #formerlyknownasweeds, Plantlife Jo Jones & our own farmer John Secker.

📣Job Opportunity 📣 Join us! The Breckland Farmers Wildlife Network is hiring a Group Facilitator to spearhead our 60-member network, balancing food production and nature in the Norfolk & Suffolk Brecks. Visit bit.ly/BFWNjob for more information🌱

A reminder that the recruitment for our Group Facilitator vacancy closes on the 26th Jan. Visit bit.ly/BFWNjob for information on the role.

We're very lucky to have had the support of an experienced and passionate local Natural England team from the early days of BFWN. Trying something different is daunting, so it's great to hear that our #LandscapeRecovery project BrecksNature is on the right track!

Brilliant example of right place and right establishment with this first year cultivated margin providing a turtle dove and arable plant paradise - well done Frederick Hiam Ltd

Only Carl Sayer Prof Carl Sayer and Hayley could lead such an inspiring farm walk about ponds without a drop of water in site. Great to be reminded of how valuable even temporary ponds are for wildlife.

Brilliant to talk all things nature and farming with Kevin Cox and our hero Robert Hawkes. Always great to be able to fly the flag for arable species and the importance of farming and farmers in their conservation. We can’t wait to see the book when it’s published.