What we do
This video was one of Tim Selman’s last initiatives for MMCLT, funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund. The aim was to explain Middle Marches’ vision directly, without the filter of the written word.
We would like to thank Arthur Sharples and Robin Fellows-Weir for bringing it to life.
MMCLT’s objectives are to:
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Acquire and manage land for Nature Recovery
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Work with and support landowners large and small
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Support local food production initiatives
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Work with multiple organisations, communities and individuals
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Act as an advice Hub
See links to further information below.
Acquire and Manage Land
We acquire and manage land of current or potential high wildlife value for conservation purposes.
See links to pages about our current land acquisitions for nature here below:
Work with Landowners
Helping landowners to identify existing and potential wildlife sites and manage them sustainably.
Read about our past small and large landowner engagement events.
Restoring Shropshire’s Verges Project is currently working hard with Shropshire Highways department and the current portfolio holder at Shropshire Council for highways to restore Shropshire’s verges to long linear wild flower hay meadows.
Support Local Food Production
Supporting the production of quality food by promoting local growers, caring for land, conserving and enhancing soil and ensuring the welfare of livestock.
Work with Organisations
Working with existing organisations and individuals to improve the connections in the landscape through sympathetic management and habitat recreation.
A list of organisations working in nature, farming, and the environment across the Marches.
Act as an Advice Hub
Sharing information, advice, skills, expertise and education for those managing, or seeking to buy and sell, land.
Contact us at: info@middlemarchescommunitylandtrust.org.uk
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Address
Enterprise House, Station Street, Bishops Castle, SY9 5AQ
Email us
info@middlemarchescommunitylandtrust.org.uk
Telephone
01743 891492 (Dr Richard Keymer)