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Scotland, United Kingdom · Scotland

Tweed Forum Conservation Manager Receives Prestigious Fellowship

We’re very proud to share that Dr Derek Robeson, Conservation Manager at Tweed Forum, has been made a Fellow of the Royal Agricultural Societies (FRAgS) of Great Britain. This prestigious award recognises Derek’s decades of work with farmers delivering environmental projects on the ground as well as his passion for integrating farming, forestry and conservation and for sharing his knowledge with schools and university students. Derek’s expertise…Read Article

United Kingdom · United Kingdom

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Scottish Education Charity Launches Campaign to Raise £50k for Children’s Rural Learning – The NEN – North Edinburgh News

The Royal Highland Education Trust (RHET) has launched its ambitious fundraising campaign KEEP RHET FREE, aiming to raise £50,000 by December to ensure that children across Scotland continue to access free, unbiased, high-quality rural and food education. The campaign was launched at a food and farming day at Bonnington Farm near Peebles last week (15 May), where close to 100 school children, farmers, teachers, and RHET supporters gathered to ce…Scottish Borders · Scottish Borders See the Story

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