In 2016, farmer Olly Birkbeck began transforming 1,200 acres of intensively farmed Norfolk land into a wildlife haven; a decade later, rare butterflies, orchids and birds have returned

A decade-long restoration project in west Norfolk has brilliantly converted agricultural land into a vibrant natural habitat. Spearheaded by Olly Birkbeck in collaboration with Natural England, this initiative has attracted a wealth of wildlife. By replanting local flora with meticulously sourced native seeds and employing conservation grazing techniques, the project effectively manages habitats, keeping invasive species at bay while promoting overall biodiversity and encouraging ecological connectivity in the region.

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