The East-West Railway route that could run right through Westfield and Lark Rise Farm in Cambridgeshire. The plans could 'devastate' the farm and undo 27 years of work to build a sustainable habitat for British wildlife. Read more
A project to conserve all four of the remaining Rowland Vaughan's post-medieval sluices on Turnastone Farm has been completed despite complications caused by flooding and COVID-19 restrictions. Read more
Volunteers complete essential conservation work on the CRT Properties. They urgently need new equipment to help them complete their tasks. Read more
The CRT is delighted to state we have created a Community Orchard in Barton Cambridgeshire. Sponsor a tree. Read more
Together, we will restore a living, working countryside
Norfolk Rivers Trust has received a National Lottery Heritage Fund grant of £229,200 for Waterlife Recovery East, a partnership project comprising local NGO’s, Norfolk Rivers Trust, Suffolk Wildlife Trust and Countryside Restoration Trust.
The East-West Railway route that could run right through Westfield and Lark Rise Farm in Cambridgeshire. The plans could 'devastate' the farm and undo 27 years of work to build a sustainable habitat for British wildlife.
The safety of our staff, volunteers and tenants is our priority. Our offices and sites will be closed until mid-February. All staff will be working remotely but are available to help with enquiries. Updated: 07 January 2021
Countryside Restoration Trust has received a grant of £20000 to create a brand-new Volunteer Programme. Read more
Baroness Hoey suggests that George Eustice, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs should visit Lark Rise Farm in Cambridgeshire. Read more
A positive start to the year comes in two new, enthusiastic members to the staff team! Read more
26/02/2021: Find out what Vince Lea has spotted during the winter month of February. Read more
15/02/2021: Ruth Moss, Herefordshire Wildlife Monitor, was joined by Dr Vince Lea, Head of Wildlife Monitoring to complete the national survey. What did they see? Read more
If you're celebrating this Valentine's Day with a romantic local walk in the countryside, you may spot the following species! Read more