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A collection of case studies of where AONB projects have made a difference
Treveddoe Farm, located in Warleggan within Section 12 (Bodmin moor) of Cornwall National Landscape, underwent a remarkable transformation through the Farming in Protected Landscapes (FiPL) programme. Led by farmer Ben…
The BEAST (Bodmin Environment Arts Science Theatre) project was an innovative initiative by Cornwall National Landscape designed to connect communities with nature through art and cultural experiences. Rooted in the…
The Red River Valley in Cornwall, once known as the most polluted river in the region due to its mining legacy, is now a focal point for environmental restoration. The…
The Kynance Gate ancient settlement, located on the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, is a significant archaeological site dating back to the Bronze and Iron Ages. Despite its historical importance, the…
The Grower specialises in growing and supplying trees and hedging through regenerative farming practices and is a pioneer of environmental diversification within a traditional farm model. To date, The Grower…
Goonown Growers is a community market garden that produces a wide range of produce that are sold through their ever-popular veg-box scheme, as well as at their local market stall…
Beach Guardians, one of our FiPL beneficiaries, are a Community Interest Company (CIC) based in Constantine, North Cornwall. They have established themselves as a credible and high-profile community group by…
About the monument Located at Trevose Golf & Country Club on Trevose Head in Section 04 of Cornwall National Landscape (Trevose Head to Stepper Point), St Constantine’s Chapel is the…
Breaking free from soya: How one Cornish farm is cutting emissions and growing its own chicken feed Case study written by:Steffen Boehm, University of Exeter, Penryn Campus, CornwallBecky Willson, Farm…
The impact of climate change on agriculture is an escalating concern within the farming community. Soil health has emerged as a critical factor in strengthening farm resilience to these changing…
