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Conservation on farmland
Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) is a not-for-profit organisation that is run by farmers and conservation specialists. We are dedicated in supporting Norfolk farmers and landowners to manage their land for the enrichment of wildlife.
Our farming advisory work is steered by our ongoing projects and our farmer members; our services have been created specifically with Norfolk farmers and landowners in mind.
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Services
The Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group for Norfolk
Our farming advisory services allow Norfolk farmers to manage and improve their land to work in tune with wildlife. Conservation fuels the hands-on farming advice services we offer, striking a perfect balance between a farm’s economic growth and the achievement of positively contributing to the environment.
Become a member and receive preferential rates on our advisory services.
Countryside Stewardship Scheme
Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group can act as support for Norfolk farmers interested in this initiative with expert advice and assistance with applications.
Woodland Management
This service is ideal for Norfolk farmers who would like the woodland on their land to not only survive but thrive.
Sustainable Farming Incentive
Norfolk FWAG can aid farmers through the SFI process by offering professional advice, guidance, and help with applying for an SFI scheme.
Pond Restoration
We are actively seeking landowners in the county who are looking to restore and/or create ponds on their land. in most cases we can provide 100% funding.
Habitat and Species Surveys
Using this baseline data, we can work with you to create habitat enhancement plans and species management plans, offering guidance on supporting your on-farm biodiversity.
Regenerative agriculture
By working with nature—not against it—Regen Ag helps reduce inputs, support ecosystems, and produce nutrient-dense food.
Deer Strategy
By raising awareness of deer impacts and encouraging collaboration, the strategy aims to reduce damage to agriculture, forestry and the wider environment — while also promoting healthy, sustainable wild food for all.
Hedgerow Management
Grants are available to help fund planting and management, securing long-term benefits for people, wildlife and landscapes.
Management Packs
Norfolk Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group can support you with clear, tailored management packs that make your agreement easier to plan and deliver.
This service is ideal for farmers who want simple, reliable guidance to stay compliant and confident throughout the year.
Membership
Become a member!
With over 75% of Norfolk in agricultural use, conservation on farmland has a vital role to play in conserving Norfolk’s wildlife. Memberships allow us to fund our team and ongoing projects, making a difference in the wider countryside.
Our farmer and corporate members receive preferential rates on all advisory work as well as numerous other benefits.
With farmer, corporate, supporter, and youth memberships available you can find your ideal package and support us in enriching the Norfolk landscape.
Case studies
What we've been up to
Deepdale Farm: Responsible Deer Management Balanced with Farming, Nature, and People
Site overview Deepdale Farm was one of the first farms to become involved in the work of Norfolk FWAG’s Norfolk Deer Strategy (NDS), back in July 2025, when Anna and Fiona invited us along to see how the farm was evolving into a haven for nature and people on the
Norfolk FWAG Nature-Based Solutions Case Study: Kirby Cane Hall Farms
Site and event overview Norfolk FWAG held a Nature-based Solutions (NbS) workshop and farm visit on 10 December 2025, based at the Jubilee Hall in Bungay, followed by a visit to Kirby Cane Hall Farms. The event brought together farmers, landowners and representatives from several River Trusts, providing an opportunity
Peatland restoration, Chestnut Farm
Peatlands in the broads: Healthy peatlands are a haven for wildlife, they store carbon in their soils as well as cleaning and storing water in the landscape. The Broads contains a significant amount of England’s lowland peatlands, however approximately one quarter of them are drained for agriculture. When peat is
Testimonials
What people say about Norfolk FWAG
Partners & Clients
Organisations we've worked with
