What's new....
- There are still places left for FWAG Cymru's forthcoming conference "Nature in balance", on 12th June, at the Royal Welsh Showground, kindly sponsored by AMC, CLA Wales & Kings
- Throughout the farming community, the FWAG Silver Lapwing Award is acknowledged as the most prestigious conservation competition. Entries are now welcome from all
- FWAG's Farm Environment Link Project wins the inaugural IEEM Best Practice award
- Think before you rush in! - FWAG's view on set aside
- Is your CSS or ESA agreement coming to an end in the next couple of years? Then you need to start planning now what to do next. Then you need to start planning now what to do next
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FWAG has over 55 offices in the UK. You can find your local office by clicking the link below.
Country Websites
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Farmers: Boost Your Environmental Health
- Buried in paperwork? Dreading the inspector calling?
- Environmentally ‘stressed'? Worried about cross-compliance?
Then find out more about our Environmental Health Check service...
Keep meaning to apply for ELS but not done it yet? Changes to the scheme are proposed. Why not get in now before they are implemented and recoup some of your modulated funds? Let FWAG help you with the Entry Level Stewardship scheme.
Farmers and landowners
From scheme applications to habitat creation, management plans to species advice, FWAG offers a range of services for farmers and landowners.
How you can help FWAG
There are many ways to support FWAG's work. From joining our membership scheme, making a donation, to remembering FWAG in your Will.
Press and PR
FWAG offers assistance to the press with technical research data, fact sheets, information for articles and spokespeople for an insider view on relevant environmental and agri-business issues.
Working for us
There's nowhere quite like FWAG for rewarding and worthwhile work. We employ passionate people. From conservation advisors to project managers, from office assistants to marketing and fundraising professionals, and from accountants and IT specialists through to agronomists and botanists, our workforce is as diverse as the countryside we protect and care for. Learn more about working for us
What is FWAG?
The Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) is the UK's only independent and dedicated provider of environmental and conservation advice and consultancy to farmers and crofters. Formed in 1969, FWAG has grown into a network of 120 highly skilled Farm Conservation Advisers located within 55 regional and county groups across the UK.
A voluntary committee of local farmers supports each group together with representatives from the agriculture industry and environmental organisations to ensure we have a farmer led organisation. FWAG is a Charitable Organisation seeking to support and enthuse farmers to secure environmental benefits on their land.
Partners
We often act as the link between officers representing the Government and Agencies, our clients and members, Trust funding bodies and sister organisations, and work closely with all parties.
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