Herefordshire Meadows is a registered charity whose charitable objectives are to:
- conserve, restore and create flower-rich grasslands in Herefordshire in particular, but not exclusively, by promoting sustainable land management systems.
- advance the education of the public on the benefits of flower-rich grasslands and the need to conserve them.
We work collaboratively across the whole of the Herefordshire landscape holding events and discussions on how to manage, create and restore meadows to benefit wildlife, soil and water quality, historic features, natural flood management and livestock farming businesses.
We are building up a network of local people with skills in plant identification, management advice and contracting services for grassland management.
Herefordshire Meadows activities are open to all, space permitting, and you can join the mailing list to be notified about our activities by emailing us with your contact details.
Read here about our achievements in 2023.
Latest news
Westminster Grassland Conference
On Tuesday 15th October Herefordshire Meadows Chair of Trustees, James Hawkins and Co-Directors Caroline Hanks and Rory Johnson travelled down to the Houses of Parliament to attend Plantlife’s Grassland Westminster…
GRH6 Manage Priority Habitat Species Rich Grassland (endorsed) is now available in SFI
Great news that the GRH6 “action” is now available in the Expanded SFI offer, and we are able to offer you some helpful information. You can also read more on the…
Upcoming events
2024 Herefordshire Rural Business Advice Day
Herefordshire Meadows will once again have a stand at the ever popular and useful Rural Business Advice Day
From 12:30 until 18:30
At Lyde Arundel, Hereford HR4 7SN
Herefordshire Meadows AGM with Guest Speaker John Phillips
From 18:00 until 20:00
At Holme Lacy Village Hall
From Mud Pies to Microbes: The Soil Beneath our Orchards
Celebrating World Soil Day 2024
From 19:30 until 21:30
At Grange Court, Leominster
More events are listed on Upcoming Events
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A Charitable Incorporated Organisation, registered charity number 1198105