About this Event
After the East Kent Conservation Research Symposium, we will be opening the doors to the public for the keynote lecture, this year delivered by Ruari Martin.
Castletown Estate: Land management in Harmony - How novel species contribute to landscape change
Castletown estate combines farming and environment delivery in harmony. Our approach is to seek the synergies in management and outputs that delivers a land management approach greater than the sum of its parts.This approach has led us to use animals as novel management tools to deliver landscape and habit change alongside commercial profitability. Our latest project involves using keystone species such as Bison and Beaver, to manage woodland, grassland and arable reversion to generate biodiversity increase, clean water and our commercial obligations.
For more information about the East Kent Conservation Research Symposium, visit our website.
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Image courtesy of Donovan Wright and the Kent Wildlife Trust.
Event venue & nearby stays
Templeman Lecture Theatre, Templeman Library, Library Road, Canterbury, United Kingdom
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