Land App is thrilled to announce the release of our dedicated mobile application, Land App Mobile (beta version 1.0). This new product will streamline your mapping and data collection on-the-ground, and it will be available as a free trial to our professional subscribers on iOS and Android devices. Please note, you will need a professional …
Part of a farm cluster, or wanting to efficiently facilitate a group of neighbouring farms? Come join our free webinar! With a growing number of facilitators and farms using the Land App, we are hosting a training webinar to help you maximise the benefit of the software. We will cover: We will be addressing some …
With the upcoming mandatory Biodiversity Net Gain being introduced later this year, it is more important than ever for land managers to understand what opportunities might arise from this. Come join this free webinar from the Land App, on how the latest updates can help you understand the potential of your land.
The government has just set out its new legally binding environmental targets. But what are they, and what do they mean for the UK land sector? An overview This week, Defra announced their updated Environmental Improvement Plan, setting out new environmental legal requirements and expectations in line with the 2021 Environment Act, 25-year environment plan …
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The government has announced its long-awaited system of subsidies for Environmental Land Management (ELM). So, what’s new? We break down the progress made with ELMs to date, and where it’s heading in the future. Having caused widespread concern by announcing a review into the viability of the ELMs scheme in late 2022, there was speculation …
Effective land management on a big scale is the key to successful conservation. Surrey Wildlife Trust is working with landowners and managers to deliver nature-based solutions that revive and regenerate land in Surrey.
As COP27 – the UN’s annual climate conference – draws to a close, we reflect on the outcomes and results of this year’s meeting, and what it could mean for land management and green finance going forward.
Mandatory housing measures for all poultry and captive birds were introduced to all areas of England on Monday 7 November
At present, the land management sector is defined by change. In order to achieve landscape uplift, landowners need to be funded to implement positive land use decisions.
Working together with groups of farmers across landscapes and catchments will enable co-investment from catchment and local nature partnerships, enabling blended finance models to be developed to build community resilience to climate change.
