Caring for God’s Acre works nationally to support groups and individuals to investigate, care for, and enjoy churchyards and burial grounds.

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Handpowered (Danny Hodgson and Helene Ducrotoy) use traditional land-based skills to help people manage their land in an ecologically friendly way. This means using traditional hand tools and age old techniques, including scything, hedge laying and drystone walling. They offer both contract work and tuition for those looking to learn these ancient rural crafts and manage land in a sensitive and sustainable way.

www.handpowered.co.uk

For 2024 events and courses see www.handpowered.co.uk/events-courses

We are a small, enthusiastic group of local smallholders living in the Stiperstones and Cordon Hill area of the Welsh Marches, who are interested in the management and conservation of wildflower-rich hay meadows. 

A landscape-scale nature conservation project aiming to restore wildlife to the Stiperstones, the Long Mynd and the Onny Valley that separates the two sets of hills. This project is being run by the National Trust in conjunction with other wildlife and conservation groups, local landowners and volunteers.

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Restoring Shropshire Verges Project (RSVP) is run by local volunteers, with the support of the National Trust, Plantlife, Shropshire Wildlife Trust and Caring for Gods Acre.

Our vision is to see wildflower-rich meadows along all of Shropshire’s road verges.

More information here.

Lightfoot is a not for profit organisation and its principal activity is to promote sustainable use of the Earth’s resources for the benefit of the public and environment.

We are a group of local people who have written a Climate Action Plan for the Ludlow Constituency to achieve Net-Zero by 2030.