Our Work & What We Do

Agricultural Wildlife Management: Balancing Farming and Wildlife Conservation
Agricultural wildlife management is an essential practice that strives to strike a balance between farming operations and wildlife conservation. This approach focuses on protecting crops and livestock while simultaneously promoting biodiversity and maintaining ecosystem health. By integrating conservation methods into agricultural practices, this field helps farmers and landowners safeguard their livelihood while supporting the broader environment.
The core of agricultural wildlife management involves creating spaces that support native wildlife and enhance biodiversity. This can include building bug boxes, which provide homes for beneficial insects such as pollinators and pest control species. Similarly, birdhouses can be installed to encourage the presence of birds that help control insect populations and contribute to ecosystem balance. Planting trees and wildflowers is another critical aspect, as these create habitats, improve soil health, reduce erosion, and enhance the overall aesthetic and ecological value of the farmland.
Farmers and conservationists who focus on this management strategy work together to ensure that agricultural practices are not only sustainable but also aligned with the goal of preserving wildlife habitats. By incorporating such strategies into everyday farming routines, they ensure that agricultural productivity does not come at the cost of environmental health, ultimately fostering a more resilient and biodiverse ecosystem.
Our business has had the privilege of collaborating with a diverse range of esteemed organizations and institutions, both in the public and private sectors, to promote sustainable agricultural wildlife management. We’ve worked alongside Thames Water to help safeguard water resources and enhance biodiversity within agricultural landscapes. Our partnerships with the Royal Air Force (RAF) have enabled us to implement environmentally conscious land management practices on military estates, blending conservation with operational needs.

In the realm of wildlife conservation, we've had the honor of working with the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC), helping to ensure responsible wildlife management and sustainable farming practices. Our collaboration with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) has allowed us to share knowledge on the importance of biodiversity in agricultural settings, while also supporting sustainable garden and landscape management practices.

Our ongoing relationship with the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has been invaluable in promoting habitat restoration and creating spaces for wildlife alongside farming operations. Finally, we've partnered with Surrey County Council to promote sustainable land management and conservation efforts that benefit local communities, wildlife, and the environment.

These partnerships highlight our commitment to working with like-minded organizations to integrate wildlife conservation into agricultural management practices, ensuring a harmonious balance between farming, biodiversity, and ecosystem health.