Our latest PARTRIDGE video from our Flanders Demosite, Ramskapelle
PARTRIDGE
PARTRIDGE is a project co-funded by the Interreg North Sea Region Programme which show-cases how new and improved management solutions can improve biodiversity and ecosystem services by up to 30% by 2023 at 10 demonstration sites across the region.
PARTRIDGE (Protecting the Area’s Resources Through Researched Innovative Demonstration of Good Examples), is one of 11 projects which were approved in 2016 by the Interreg North Sea Region. In 2019, the project was awarded an extension until 2023. The programme aims to make the region more innovative, resilient and sustainable.
Grey Partridge playback surveys with the Interreg NSR PARTRIDGE project
Hare counting with the Interreg NSR PARTRIDGE project
PARTRIDGE mix on the Rotherfield Estate
Why and how to create a wildlife flower plot for partridges and other farmland wildlife
A day in the life of a GWCT student in Scotland
PARTRIDGE Project Enamel Pins
In 2020 PARTRIDGE produced an exclusive enamel flying partridge pins to help support our project. These are now almost sold out. All funds produced from this fundraiser go towards the conservation of grey partridges and help fight the loss of our wildlife on arable farmland. Last few pins can be purchased HERE
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Latest Project News
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