Workshop on Dutch 'ecological model' PCLake to predict the success of lake restoration projects in the Broads attracted UK lake experts Broads National Park @SupportNWT

The first meeting of the Hobart High School Eco Club off to a great start - creating graphs of peat cores taken from Reedham Marsh, Irstead. Fueled by donuts time flew by and the results - some very colourful visuals. Dr Lambert eat your heart out! Broads Authority Broads National Park

📣 Ludwigia grandiflora, or 'water primrose' by its common name, is a highly invasive species that has been spotted in Norfolk. It is vital that it does not get into the Broads. We are urging people to keep an eye out & report any sightings to NNNSI. © Trevor Renals

Communal thirst of Broads Authority koniks at Buttle Marsh yesterday Broads National Park Broads Authority

Natural fiber products that capture carbon being tested in the Broads National Park with Reed cutters and landowners Broads National Park @NFUEastAnglia Country Land & Business Assn

Here’s something to cheer us up! A vision of #rewilding in lowland Britain, courtesy of @kneppcastle. Wonderful artwork by Jeroen Helmer. Now we need to commission a version for the uplands!

The first "proper" leaves of the Greater Water Parsnip! GWPs are aquatic plants, despite growing 2m tall. The seeds germinate underwater so GWPs first leaves are adapted to life in water and look very different to the leaves it grows later above the water. Water,Mills&Marshes Norfolk Wildlife Trust

There are some great peat free composts and we Broads National Park make Broads BBQ charcoal, now available Fairhaven Woodland and Water Garden grocery store open 10-1pm

Thankyou to The Wildlife Trust for Beds, Cambs & Northants for inviting Water Resources East and some of our members to join you today for a brilliant day of reed planting as part of the Great Fen project. What an amazing project, transforming #farming, #carbonsequestration and #watermanagement in the #Fens!

Congratulations to all who entered. Great fun doing the judging with Norfolk & Norwich Bat Group and thanks to @NorfolkAONB for promoting too

Pleased to announce members of our Lowland Agricultural Peat Task Force. We have begun the conversation nationally on how we can secure a better future for England’s lowland farmed #peat. Looking forward to beginning regional discussions. Robert Caudwell OBE gov.uk/government/new…

Still time left for free advice! We are working with NorfolkFWAG, National Farmers' Union and Natural England to offer free one to one advice to help land managers enhance the environment as part of a sustainable business. Advice is available until March 31. More: broads-authority.gov.uk/looking-after/…

Are you a farmer or land manager with land in or near the Broads National Park or Norfolk Coast AONB? Launching today, Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL) is a grant programme for farmers and land managers in National Parks & Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs). (1/2)

These peatland soils in the Upper Thurne are being prepared as a ‘wet farming’ site, working with land manager Robin Buxton, farmer Richard Hirst & Broads The_WMA 🚜 We start planting our new crops next week! EnvAgencyAnglia Natural England New Energy Farms NEF Verdant Solutions

Passing through St Pancras for our train to the #SustainablePeatlands Conference to meet @VHL_University and Carbon Connects and present our last 4 years of peatland work in the CANAPE project. Good to that the message is already being promoted #PeatlandsMatter

How farmers in protected landscapes are using their funding Broads Authority Jake Fiennes defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2021/11/29/how…

Have a holly, jolly Christmas! Make sure to tune in to #ChristmasOnTheFarm, when JB Gill will be helping to harvest this festive foliage. Channel 5 🚜🎅

Today is #WorldWetlandsDay, a time to celebrate wetlands and reflect on the important role that they play in global biodiversity & health 🌍 The Broads is Britain's largest protected wetland, providing vital habitats to wildlife and quiet space for human enjoyment. #ForWetlands

My water walkabout continues looking at 1. How reinstating chalk streams can improve water quality & nature 2. Projects to raise the water table to re-wet peatland in NorfolkBroads.com to grow new crops 3. Water supply issues affecting farmers; @defrauk Tony Juniper Jake Fiennes