Grass buffer strip and good condition hedgerow in productive grassland
Land Management Advice
At Durham Wildlife Trust we pride ourselves on celebrating and restoring wildlife from Tees to Tyne.
We support farmers and land managers who manage habitats, produce food, and provide public benefit across Durham, Darlington, Gateshead, South Tyneside and Sunderland.
Contact us about local, independent advice about your farm, smallholding, estate, woodland or community green space, whether you’re a farmer, land manager, business, institution, community group, or local authority. Call the office on 0191 5843112 and ask for the Land Advice Manager or email us using the link below.
A range of free professional services are offered:
- Information on farm and land management to benefit wildlife.
- Information on ecological surveys and monitoring wildlife and habitats
- Mapping environmental features and wildlife connectivity
- Information on Biodiversity Net Gain and other green finance
- Links to a range of projects and organisations for further advice and funding
The report is very useful indeed. We have noted the Trust's recommendations and will bear these in mind when considering future management and stewardship options.
An insect on devil's bit scabious within species-rich grassland
Riparian fencing provides a buffer strip between the river and a grazed field
