A family-owned habitat bank with over a century of history, rare bats, and sweeping views over Blagdon and Chew Valley Lakes

A Cheshire habitat bank restoring and expanding ancient woodland, hay meadow, ponds and orchards along a connected river valley landscape, supporting species including bats and the endangered White-letter Hairstreak

Part of a wider regenerative farming and nature restoration project, Wilderlands forms an important connection between people and habitats.

One of England's last hop farms, farmed by the same family for five generations. Now converting to a habitat bank across both the Low and High Weald NCAs.

The scheme will complete the Wellington Green Corridor as well as create a ‘green wedge’, bringing nature into the heart of Wellington.

Nutrient mitigation for Canterbury, Ashford and the surrounding area

Our Tees catchment nutrient mitigation scheme uses our drainage ditch approach to nutrient mitigation.

Part of a wider farming legacy and nature restoration project, Blackbarn connects five generations of land stewardship with a new model of habitat creation.

Our Nutrient Mitigation project on the River Tone was the first in the UK to use our drainage ditch approach to nutrient mitigation.

Part of a wider regenerative farming and nature restoration project, Stonehill is a jewel in the heart of the Sallisbury Plains

Permanent and Temporary Nutrient Mitigation in Norfolk for the Yare Catchment