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- Manhood Farmers Cluster Group – Farming for Nature around Chichester HarbourThe Manhood Farmers Cluster Group was founded in 2020, a group of six farmers working together to grow sustainable food and enhance wildlife across their farms. Including farms within the Chichester Harbour National Landscape, they focus on collaboration and knowledge exchange aiming to show that there is room for productive agriculture, food production and nature… Read more: Manhood Farmers Cluster Group – Farming for Nature around Chichester Harbour
- Saltmarsh “Sausages”, a different approach to saltmarsh restoration with the Solent Seascape ProjectSaltmarsh restoration is at the heart of our nature recovery projects here in Chichester Harbour; this precious habitat has declined by nearly 60% since 1946. A proud partner in the UN-endorsed Solent Seascape Project, last year we embarked upon an innovative trial to restore saltmarsh using sediment from routine dredging operations. With ambitious targets to… Read more: Saltmarsh “Sausages”, a different approach to saltmarsh restoration with the Solent Seascape Project
- WWF Living Planet report highlights urgent need for action to protect local wildlifeThe recently released WWF Living Planet Report 2024 has highlighted the alarming decline in global wildlife over the past 50 years. Hot on the heels of 2023’s UK State of Nature report, it emphasises the urgent need for concerted conservation efforts to protect wildlife and their habitats on a global scale. Chichester Harbour is one… Read more: WWF Living Planet report highlights urgent need for action to protect local wildlife