Shared Island Project “Where nature knows no borders” | FFN & NFFN @farmingfornature
Shared Island Project “Where nature knows no borders” | FFN & NFFN  @farmingfornature
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Farmers from both sides of the island share their thoughts on what it means to work together for nature, because when it comes to biodiversity, there are no borders.

This collaborative film explores the shared values of community, support, and connection that unite farmers in caring for land, livestock, and wildlife.

🎥 With heartfelt thanks to everyone who made this film possible:
• Host farmers: Tommy Early (Co. Roscommon, Republic of Ireland) and Scott & Ruth Walker (Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland).
• All participating farmers: Your time, honesty, and insights shaped this story, even if every interview couldn’t be included in the final cut.
• FFN team: Brendan, Brigid, Lydia, Sarah and Sheila.
• NFFN - Cormac Dolan: For collaboration and guidance throughout the process.

🌍 Thanks to all the farmers who took part in this video - your voices are at the heart of this project.
🌱 Funded by the Shared Island Civic Society Fund - without their support, this film would not have been possible. We are so grateful!

✨ For more information:
• www.farmingfornature.ie
• nffn.org.uk

💚 Watch the film, subscribe, and share to help spread the message of collaboration across borders. Together, we are one island, one land, one future.

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