Every now and then, we let our Land App users know the latest news from Defra, relevant to policy, funding changes and opportunities. You can read about April’s updates below: * *Please note the following is text provided directly from Defra, which Land App has agreed to pass on. Plan for Water: new funding available …
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 …
Land App, Sainsbury’s and UKCEH have formed an exciting partnership leading the way in the transition to sustainable food production and resilient supply chains.
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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In our latest Thought Leadership piece, the Land App Team discuss the latest ELMs updates, including the progress of scheme applications and progress. Dive in to get up to speed with ELMs…
Effective land management on a big scale is the key to successful conservation. Our latest case study explores how 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
The Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group SouthWest (FWAG SW) is a registered charity that, for over 50 years, has represented farmers and landowners in the delivery of wildlife conservation from Gloucestershire to Cornwall. Founded by farmers, FWAG SW is uniquely positioned to provide advice and support to the farming community due to its long-standing agricultural associations and roots.
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.
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