Uploaded July 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
'Farming for Nature: How Nature and Farmers can Help Each Other' is a short animation that is visual, factual, positive and fun on how farmers can help support nature on their farm to benefit their food production, the quality & fertility of their land, the wildlife it holds and the wider community. It is created for younger children to understand how farming and the nature are intertwined and codependent but is also applicable to a wider audience of farmers, teachers, secondary/university students and anyone with an interest nature, farming and where their food comes from.
Thanks to National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine for the funds to carry out this animation.
'Farming for Nature: How Nature and Farmers can Help Each Other' is a short animation that is visual, factual, positive and fun on how farmers can help support nature on their farm to benefit their food production, the quality & fertility of their land, the wildlife it holds and the wider community. It is created for younger children to understand how farming and the nature are intertwined and codependent but is also applicable to a wider audience of farmers, teachers, secondary/university students and anyone with an interest nature, farming and where their food comes from.
Thanks to National Parks and Wildlife Service and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine for the funds to carry out this animation.



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