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Norfolk Agricultural Breakfast to Discuss Drought Resilience and Nature-Based Solutions

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Lovewell Blake is hosting the Aylsham Agricultural Breakfast at Youngs Park in north Norfolk on November 5. The event will discuss nature-based solutions for farm water issues and improving drought and flood resilience. Henry Walker, a senior farm conservation adviser, will be a main speaker at the event.

From edp24.co.uk

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The discussion aims to highlight how agriculture can contribute to biodiversity conservation and environmental change at a landscape scale. The event will also include a topical update from Lovewell Blake agricultural partner Chris Solt following the Chancellor John Healey’s Budget.

A civil parish in the broader county area, Wymondham, is involved in a local restoration project, with a senior ecologist present.

From edp24.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Henry WalkerSenior farm conservation adviser for Norfolk FWAG
  • Youngs ParkLocation hosting the agricultural breakfast
  • NorfolkCounty where the event is taking place

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  • Youngs ParkSpeculative

    Youngs Park could see increased operational revenue or activity from hosting the breakfast event.

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