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Good weather for a Goosander.

20/01/2021: Vince Lea ventures to Yarwell to undertake monitoring and mink trap work.
New Year, New staff

A positive start to the year comes in two new, enthusiastic members to the staff team!
Support barn owls on CRT properties

Barn owls are the pinnacle of the British Countryside. We are delighted that they are on many CRT properties, but looking after them does cost us money.
Two by two

11/01/2021: Dorset Wildlife Monitor and Volunteer Manager, Andy Fale spots three species, two by two!

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Farmers help fire fighters during devastating blaze at Thursley Common

On Saturday 30th May, a wildfire broke out at Thursley Common, a 20-hectare nature reserve less than four miles (as the crow flies) from CRT’s Pierrepont Farm in Surrey.
Our beloved barn owls get a new roof!

Our beloved barn owls get a new roof despite not reaching the target. Help us reach our target!
Accessibility
Pierrepont Farm is on the map – the Cycling UK map!

A new 220-mile cycle route around the ancient country of Wessex and right through CRT’s Pierrepont Farm!
Farmers cannot ‘OPT-OUT’ of being responsible

In an interview with Stephen Sackur on BBC World Service HARDtalk, CRT Friend, James Rebanks discusses Sustainable food in a growing world.
Oxford - Cambridge Arc

The East-West Railway, a part of the Oxford to Cambridge growth arc will have a detrimental impact on Lark Rise and Westfield Farm in Cambridgeshire.
A critical time for barn owls to find their feet

Arguably autumnal months are the most important time for barn owl young – like most young adults, they are often they are finding their feet in the big wide world.
Proud to be sponsoring 'The Farm Conservation Award'

The Countryside Restoration Trust are proud to be sponsoring 'The Farm Conservation Award' for the Three Counties Farmer Awards 2020.
The East-West Railway route that could devastate wildlife

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.
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