Bun Symes: Bun keeps pace with the ever-changing times
Having been an integral part of the Island farming community for more than 30 years, you would imagine there is very little that
Ron Holland: Semi-retired Ron still hunting for new challenges to keep him busy
Ron Holland says he is now semi-retired. That’s because he gets up at eight o’clock in the morning and doesn’t start work until
Harold George: Harold George has seen it all!
As one of the Island’s most respected farmers, and a keen huntsman, there is little Harold George doesn’t know about cattle or horses.
Sparsholt keeps pace
It has stood prominently in 700 acres of Hampshire countryside for the best part of 100 years, and is generally accepted as being
Why we own land
Managing land is vital, but owning land gives the Wildlife Trust far greater influence locally, says Debbie Tann, Chief Executive, Hampshire and Isle
A touch of splendour amongst the bluebells
It provides one of the most spectacular splashes of early summer colour anywhere on the Island. A carpet of bluebells spread out among
Cherries galore and much more
We visited Godshill to meet Stuart Pierce, a man who used to try to make a living in pig farming, but has now
On the farm with Matt Legge
By Tony Ridd I’m sure we all know where lambs come from. But, there is a science to successful breeding and it starts
Ecosystems
‘Ecosystems services’ is a concept in which both conservationists and economists have found some common ground, and politicians are beginning to take notice.
Learning outside the classroom
“Learning outside the classroom is about raising achievement through an organised, powerful approach to learning in which direct experience is of prime importance.
Ningwood Common – a unique reserve
Ningwood Common Wildlife Reserve is the only place in the country where you will find a natural population of the rare Reddish Buff
Wildlife in your garden – creating space for small creatures
OK, spring has arrived and you may feel the time is ripe for getting to grips with your garden. All around you, however,