Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Partner Event

In partnership with the CLA and Paris Smith we’re hosting a succession event to help landowners and rural businesses across the Island to plan for the future with expert guidance and support

Succession can be one of the most significant and sensitive challenges for farming families and landowners. This event is designed to support rural businesses as they plan for the future.

You will hear from CLA’s Private Client & Tax Adviser Richie O’Dowd and Paris Smith delivering valuable insights, real-life stories and practical advice to help families navigate succession with confidence.

The evening will begin at 6:00pm with Registration, teas and coffees Followed by the talks, afterwards at around 7:30pm there will be a chance to talk to the experts, network and enjoy a beer or glass a wine and some complimentary home cooked food.

To help us with catering we as that you please book a place in advance via CLA Website.

We would like to thank sponsor Paris Smith.

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Partner Event

Navigating the future of rural estates: Expert legal insights for landowners & agricultural businesses
Date: Wednesday 8th October
Time: 11 am
Venue: Newclose Cricket Club

Moore Barlow invites you to an informative and engaging educational workshop tailored to the rural sector.

Our dedicated team offers expert guidance across property, private wealth, tax, corporate, and family law—delivering strategic legal support to farming businesses, landed estates, vineyards, country house estates, and equestrian enterprises. We adopt a holistic approach, working closely with your trusted tax advisers, accountants, and land agents to achieve the best possible outcomes.

What you’ll gain

• Insights into inheritance tax planning and recent regulatory developments
• Legal strategies tailored to complex rural assets and business structures
• Advice on succession, asset protection, and family governance
• Networking opportunities with peers across the rural sector

Moore Barlow remains committed to helping landowners and rural enterprises navigate evolving challenges with confidence and clarity.

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Spaces are limited — please RSVP to book here

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

You must complete an inventory of the sheep and goats you keep every year.

You’ll get a letter or email from Defra at the end of November each year to tell you what to do.

You must complete and return your inventory by 31 December.

Contact Defra farm surveys if you have not got your letter or email by 11 December.

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Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply

Nature needs urgent, united action — and the Big Chalk Nature Recovery Fund is stepping up. Covering 20% of England’s chalk and limestone landscapes, this new capital grants programme supports bold, practical projects that restore and reconnect habitats under pressure from climate change, pollution, and fragmentation.

Grants range from £1,000 to £75,000+, with flexible support for habitat restoration, species reintroduction, and landscape-scale collaboration. Open to farmers, landowners, conservation groups, and local authorities — with no fixed deadline, but projects must complete by March 2026.

Learn more and apply