Farming for the Future - A Shared Island, Shared Ecosystems Story @farmingfornature
Farming for the Future - A Shared Island, Shared Ecosystems Story  @farmingfornature
Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Developed in collaboration with Farming for Nature and the Nature Friendly Farming Network, this creative project highlights how young farmers can play a vital role in shaping the future of farming by embracing practices that put nature at the heart of their work. This project was funded by the Shared Island Civic Society Fund, and we are grateful to our funders for their generous support, to our farmers for their input and our animators Anniemar for producing this film.

In 2025, Farming for Nature and the Nature Friendly Farming Network delivered a project to strengthen North–South collaboration and highlight how farmers can work together for nature across Ireland. The ‘Where nature knows no borders’ animation captures the essence of this project, bringing together farmers from both north and south of Ireland to share knowledge, build networks, and exchange ideas on farming practices that care for and restore nature.
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