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FARMLAND WILDLIFE CAMPAIGN IS FRONTED BY OXFORD WOMAN

A national three-year initiative encouraging farmers to boost farmland wildlife through positive land management practices is being fronted by an Oxford-based woman.Laura Francis, aged 26, will be working with farmers to help species as diverse as the brown hare, common frog and prickly poppy under the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) www.cfeonline.org.uk Laura, who has a Masters degree in environmental science, will be helping farmers to take grassroots action as the newly appointed coordinator for the Campaign in the Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire. She is well known

January 20, 2010 FARMLAND WILDLIFE CAMPAIGN IS FRONTED BY HAMPSHIRE MAN

A national three-year initiative encouraging farmers to boost farmland wildlife through positive land management practices is being fronted by a Hampshire man.A national three-year initiative encouraging farmers to boost farmland wildlife through positive land management practices is being fronted by a Hampshire man. Peter Thompson, of Cheriton, will be working with farmers to help species as diverse as the brown hare, common frog and prickly poppy under the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) www.cfeonline.org.uk As the newly appointed coordinator for the Campaign in Hampshire, Peter

FARMING GROUPS JOIN WITH CONSERVATIONISTS TO DELIVER WILDLIFE CAMPAIGN

A new three-year initiative encouraging land managers to boost farmland wildlife through positive land management practices gets underway this week.Species as diverse as the brown hare, common frog, red tailed bumblebee, prickly poppy and the grey partridge will be among those to benefit under the Campaign for the Farmed Environment (CFE) www.cfeonline.org.uk The CFE is launched today by Defra Secretary of State Hilary Benn, who agreed that the industry could take a voluntary approach to environmental management rather than Government imposing a compulsory set aside measure. Key industry

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