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On 23 June 2026, against the backdrop of a glorious summer’s day in the English countryside, the FWAG Association celebrated the very best of British farming at an award-winning Hertfordshire farm. Around 80 guests, including farmers, conservationists and industry leaders, attended as the venue hosted one of the country’s most prestigious farming awards. The coveted Silver Lapwing Award. The FWAG…
On December 10, 2025, the River Beane Farmer Cluster, in partnership with FWAG East, officially launched the One Hundred Wetlands Project—an ambitious initiative to restore and create 100 clean-water headwater wetlands across the River Beane catchment. This project aims to bring life back to a rare chalk stream landscape, enhancing biodiversity, improving water quality, and building resilience for…
National Tree Week is the UK’s biggest annual celebration of trees, marking the start of the winter tree planting season and reminding us of the vital role trees play in our landscapes, wildlife habitats, and cultural heritage. This year, we wanted to take a more personal approach. So, we asked members of the FWAG East team one simple question: “What is your favourite tree, and why?” The answers…
On a bright summer morning, Farm Environment Adviser Emily Stacey set off on a dragonfly walk through the Panshanger Nature Reserve, a...
This June, FWAG East hosted a joyful summer gathering to celebrate two things close to our hearts: the vibrant beauty of wildflower...
This week I had the privilege of attending the 46th FWAG Silver Lapwing Award ceremony, held this year on the Isle of Man. Like...
Yesterday evening, around 80 guests gathered at Finches Farm in Hertfordshire to celebrate excellence in conservation farming at the...
For most of Britain’s ecological history our landscapes were anything but static. They were shaped by the continual movement, disturbance...
Easneye is a farming estate in rural East Hertfordshire. Henrietta and Nicholas Buxton live at Watersplace, near a ford and an old...
Restoring choked up old ponds on home ground was a long held dream. Credit J McNaughton. I have, for five years now, had the privilege of...
