Pentwyn Farm Talk Monday 12th May – 7pm Almeley Village Hall Chloe Jackson from Radnorshire Wildlife Trust will be speaking about the Wilder Pentwyn project – a place that makes space for nature and allows natural processes to develop, that is also a farm, a new model farm for the future, with high welfare, low input meat being produced from the stock, and vegetables, fruit and nuts produced from the market gardening business, which will have provided an opportunity for a new entrant to farming. All welcome, please invite others, refreshments will follow the talk. There will also be a visit
Thanks to funding from National Highways, The National Trust have planted thousands of trees, plants and seeds, to create new habitats for wildlife across 65-hectares of land at The Weir Estate in Herefordshire. Find out more about the different types of habitat they’re creating and join a guided tour with The Weir Estate rangers to learn what it takes to create these important new homes for wildlife. Habitat restoration
Click here to read about the completion of this year’s hedge planting in Herefordshire, by CPRE volunteers.
LEAF’s (Linking Environment and Farming) Open Farm Sunday on 8th June is an opportunity to connect farmers and the public to discover the crucial work farmers do producing food, nurturing nature, and protecting the environment for future generations. Click here for more details.
Just across the border in Malvern, Worcestershire on Thursday 24th April at The Cube, there will be a live show called Three Acres And A Cow: a history of land rights and protest in folk song and story. It covers topics like the enclosures, Swing Riots and the Luddites, the Glasgow rent strikes and the 90s road protest movement, finishing up at the present day, dealing with social and environmental justice, access to land, social history, folk music – all that good stuff! Click here to book tickets
You might have heard of ‘Regenerative Agriculture’ but what does Regenerative Living mean? Andrew De La Haye, Chair of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Ross branch and Trustee of the UK Permaculture Association, will share his insights and passion for Regenerative Living which creates a cycle of renewal that makes us all more resilient. Regenerative Living changes the world, and ourselves, for the better. If you enjoyed his Lazy Gardening talk last year – you will be inspired by learning how to live a Regenerative Lifestyle. Please bring along your spare seeds and plants to swap with like-minded individuals. Refreshments will be available for a donation. All
The Millichap Peace Fund group in Hereford is holding an online talk on 30th April 2025, 7.30pm by Zoom The Climate Crisis, Conflict and Peace a talk by Robin Attfield, Emeritus Professor of Philosophy. Robin Attfield draws the links between climate crisis, conflict and peace and suggests a potential way forward, presenting links between the movements for disarmament and for climate justice. Click here for more details and click here to Register Organised by the Millichap Peace Fund www.millichappeacefund.org.uk
You might have heard of ‘Regenerative Agriculture’ but what does Regenerative Living mean? Andrew De La Haye, Chair of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Ross branch and Trustee of the UK Permaculture Association, will share his insights and passion for Regenerative Living which creates a cycle of renewal that makes us all more resilient. Regenerative Living changes the world, and ourselves, for the better. If you enjoyed his Lazy Gardening talk last year – you will be inspired by learning how to live a Regenerative Lifestyle. Please bring along your spare seeds and plants to swap with like-minded individuals. Refreshments will be available for a donation. All
Click here to read the latest update from Friends of the River Wye – Kingfishers, Pollution and Political Change
You might have heard of ‘Regenerative Agriculture’ but what does Regenerative Living mean? Andrew De La Haye, Chair of Herefordshire Wildlife Trust Ross branch and Trustee of the UK Permaculture Association, will share his insights and passion for Regenerative Living which creates a cycle of renewal that makes us all more resilient. Regenerative Living changes the world, and ourselves, for the better. If you enjoyed his Lazy Gardening talk last year – you will be inspired by learning how to live a Regenerative Lifestyle. Please bring along your spare seeds and plants to swap with like-minded individuals. Refreshments will be available for a donation. All
