What's New

  • For the latest Trust news, including training, see our Newsfeed
  • Low-cost conservation courses – book your place now (upcoming: Vegetation Survey now with special discount)
  • "Natural Links" – our work with community groups. The summer programme "The Web of Life" will run during June and July 2009. This will involve arts and crafts activities, raising awareness of our impact on biodiversity and ideas for how people can live more sustainably. We are looking for a total of six community groups to attend four times each. For more information please get in touch.
  • Our Summer Open Day will be on Sunday 2 August 2009, details to follow.

Denmark Farm is situated near Lampeter, Ceredigion, in Wales. Please see our contact details and location information.

The Shared Earth Trust at Denmark Farm – a unique conservation project pioneering the restoration of biodiversity to Britain's farmed countryside

Denmark Farm hay meadow in summer with a mosaic of wildflowers and wetter rushy areas

Based on its unique case study at Denmark Farm, the Trust has been pioneering the restoration of wildlife habitat to farmland since 1987.

Our studies range over Denmark Farm's integrated patchwork of restoring grassland, wetland, woodland, and scrub habitats, and their flora and fauna.

In tandem with this case study, we have developed an exceptional training and outreach programme and produce a range of publications in order to:-

Small, shallow field scrape with rushes and other wet-habitat species

Scrapes (shallow ponds) are an important element in the range of habitats

Denmark Farm is also a visitor centre and community group resource with a wide range of accommodation and facilities available for hire year-round:-

“For me, the Shared Earth Trust has been a beacon of hope; its project at Denmark Farm has proved that some of the environmental destruction which besets our world can be reversed.”
Jonathon Porritt, Forum for the Future and Shared Earth Trust Patron

“There is still a basic lack of knowledge on how best to encourage increases in farmland biodiversity. Denmark Farm is one of the few places that is carrying out such work on a comprehensive and scientific basis.”
Tim Stowe, RSPB Cymru