The Lake District farmer ploughing the way for future fell farming
Farmer Patrick Deady is part of The Upper Duddon Landscape Recovery Project and believes improving biodiversity is the way forward for fell farming.
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Farmer Patrick Deady is part of The Upper Duddon Landscape Recovery Project and believes improving biodiversity is the way forward for fell farming.
Carbon Brief summarises key themes and issues at “Trees for Climate Change, Biodiversity and People” conference.
A project to transform former conifer plantation to wild native woodland has been given a funding boost recently.
Scientists at Hardknott Forest are monitoring how quickly woodlands can regenerate naturally (@HardknottForest/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Tree planting is a vital part of efforts to meet the UK’s pledge to reach net-zero carbon emissions, but is it the quickest way to achieve reforestation? A project in the Lake District is taking a different approach. Hardknott Forest covers 630 acres of the Duddon Valley...