Reducing food waste is an important step in tackling climate change. Read more
Plans to reward farmers who make space for nature on their land is a welcome step towards reversing the precipitous decline in British wildlife, according to the Countryside Restoration Trust. Read more now. Read more
The Countryside Restoration Trust (CRT) is calling for post-Brexit trade deals to back British farmers by ensuring a level playing field on standards. Read more
National Tree Week is an annual celebration of trees. Read more
Changing the way that we farm will help reduce the number of birds on the UK Red List and increase the populations of some of Britain's most iconic birds. Read more
This week we celebrate the magnificence and strength of trees and highlight the important role they play in the ecosystem, with National Tree Week. Read more
A rare shrike arrived on cue at the CRT's Lark Rise Farm Read more
The CRT has now joined the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN). Read more
Nature Day at COP26 (Saturday 6 November) is an opportunity to consider what careful management of our farmland could look like. Read more
The past year has been difficult for all of us, but especially those charged with making strategic decisions under immense pressure. Read more
The CRT will remain as the owners of Mayfields Farm. Read more
On Wednesday 27 October, the Chancellor of the Exchequer gave the Autumn Budget statement and set out plans for Government spending over the rest of the Parliament. Read more
CRT Trustee David Mills MBE has been awarded an honorary fellowship by the University of Winchester in recognition of his conservation work. Read more
CRT are donning their pink in support of one of our brave and passionate volunteer Louise Bacon, as she commemorates a year since she received her breast cancer diagnosis by cycling 365 miles. Read more
Farmers are adapting to more unpredictable weather patterns caused by climate change. Read more
The rare orchard tooth fungus has fruited at Awnell’s Farm, Herefordshire. Read more
We need an approach to agriculture that unites farming and wildlife, so that we have productive and profitable farms that also help to reverse the precipitous decline in British biodiversity. Read more
Chairman of the CRT, Nicholas Watts MBE, has recently been in the press due to his philanthropic successes Read more
Babers Farm in Marshwood, Dorset, was this week unveiled as the Gordon Beningfield Memorial Farm in celebration of the late great artist’s life and vision of the Dorset Dream. Read more
Waterlife Recovery East, the partnership working to protect vulnerable water wildlife in East Anglia, welcomed their latest recruit this month – River, the 18-month-old Labrador retriever. Read more
Hedgerows are a crucial part of any farm that is seeking to maximise its yield while protecting nature. Read more
Nature has a positive impact on mental health, here our expert explains how to get the best benefit from it. Read more
Bere Marsh Farm’s barn owls and their barn were featured on BBC Radio Solent and BBC South. Read more
The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), published on Monday, establishes an unequivocal link between humanity and climate change. Read more