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World famous chalk streams will benefit from expanded Environmental Farmers Group
31 farmers of the Test and Itchen catchments in Hampshire are set to join the 147 neighbouring farmers already supporting the Environmental Farmers Group (EFG) making 178 farms, covering 81,344 […]
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EFG at 10 Downing Street
Through EFG’s work with the Green Finance Institute, EFG was yesterday represented at 10 Downing Street by Board Member Teresa Dent CBE. Some of the key industry stakeholders were present […]
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EFG features in third major report
The EFG has featured this April in its third major industry report. This time EFG has been referenced in the Food, Farming & Countryside Commission’s Natural Capital Markets report (see page […]
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EFG case study in Government’s Green Finance Strategy
Aggregating supply is key for attracting investment into natural capital. The Natural Environment Investment Readiness Fund (NEIRF) has awarded funding to the Environmental Farmers Group (EFG), a natural capital trading […]
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Video: Farmer-led conservation of the River Ebble
The River Ebble is a chalk stream, which flows through the beautiful farmed landscape of the Chalke Valley in Wiltshire on its journey to join the River Avon near Salisbury. […]
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EFG Second Members Meeting
Last week, EFG held its second Member’s meeting at the The Stalls, Sutton Mandeville. Nearly 90 farmers, agents and industry players came to share knowledge on natural capital. The EFG […]
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EFG Board Member Teresa Dent CBE provides information to Parliament
On Tuesday, Teresa Dent CBE – EFG Board member and Chief Executive of the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT) – was invited to give the GWCT’s verdict on the […]
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The EFG welcomes new members of the support team
We are very pleased to announce that Natural Capital Advisory Ltd (NCA) has recruited two new team members to help deliver EFG’s growth. Digby Sowerby joins NCA as Operations Officer […]
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NFU President and EFG member champions the benefits of the group at Groundswell
At the recent regenerative agriculture show, Groundswell, Minette Batters took part in a debate on policy with Secretary of State George Eustice. The debate was chaired by Baroness Rosie Boycott […]