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Saving the Garden of England

Vine House Farm

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The Wildlife Trusts recognise that farmers hold a key to the well-being of our countryside and, in turn, the health of our wildlife.  Gardeners manage a vast area of the UK too; gardens are estimated to cover about 270,000 hectares – more than the area of all the National Nature Reserves in the UK.  We are delighted to be bringing wildlife friendly farming and gardening together by working with Vine House Farm whose active commitment to conservation, and to sustainable and ethical supply chains, makes it a natural partner to The Wildlife Trusts

Both The Wildlife Trusts and Vine House Farm wish to reverse the decline of wildlife and enhance the diversity of species of the UK.  Through the conservation work that they have undertaken, Vine House Farm is observing increases in bird populations compared to national populations which are either static or declining.

One way for you to discover and re-discover the wonder of nature, is to feed, and provide habitats for, garden birds and other wildlife visitors to your garden.  In doing so, you can help to create wildlife corridors, which are vital to ensure our wildlife has enough room to adapt to climate change. 

Our partnership with Vine House Farm offers you the chance to buy many wild bird foods that are grown on its own conservation award-winning farm and because Vine House Farm is committed to reducing its impact on the environment, as much produce as is possible is sourced from within the UK.

To visit the Vine House Farm website please click here.

 
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