ABOUT THIS EPISODE
As part of our Active Environmentalism series of events, the NFU's Nick von Westenholz joined us to discuss Environmental Land Management on Wednesday 17 February 2021.
In England 69% of our landscape is farmed, under the Environmental Land Management (ELM) scheme, farmers will be paid for work that enhances the environment, such as tree or hedge planting, river management to mitigate flooding, or creating or restoring habitats for wildlife. Farmers will therefore be at the forefront of reversing environmental declines and tackling climate change as they reshape the future of farming in the 21st century.
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