🌳 We’re excited to continue our acorn collection for the third year! This season’s abundant crop from resilient parkland oaks supports our commitment to sustainable woodland restoration. 🌱These acorns will grow in our peat-free nursery, nurturing the veteran oaks of the future.

.@AlbEnvironment Director Mike Edwards chairing a session at the Norfolk Landscapes Conference and Exhibition 2024! Stay tuned. #CreatingInspiringLandscapes

Hot off the press: Want to know more about our nature recovery projects? Grab a copy of our prospectuses. DM us for more details. #CreatingInspiringLandscapes #NorfolkLandscapes

And.. we’re all set! We’re exhibiting at the Norfolk Landscapes Conference and Exhibition 2024 today! Drop by our stall to discuss ways we can drive nature recovery together. #CreatingInspiringLandscapes

Great to welcome the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs @SteveBarclay to visit our agroforestry project in Norfolk. Providing fruit, nut and timber products alongside arable farming,whilst mitigating impacts of climate change and improving biodiversity.

It’s #MentalHealthWeek so we took time out of the office to get some fresh air and walk a section of the #norfolkcoastpath as a part of a campaign to raise money for #LandAid ! A great bonding experience for our team whilst raising money for a fantastic cause.

We are proud to be certified Canopy Expert Providers through Grown in Britain. Follow the link to read more about the services we provide and to enquire about how we can help you to create sustainable woodlands for the future 🌳🌸🍃 albanwise-environment.co.uk/…

WE ARE HIRING 📣 DON’T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY Follow the link to read the full job description and see how you can apply. You will also be able to find us on environment jobs albanwise-environment.co.uk/… #wearehiring #environmentjobs #naturebasedsolutions #yorkshirejobs

Happy #InternationalWomensDay from our team at AE Here’s to celebrating the incredible achievements of women within the conservation and agricultural sector and inspiring the next generation #WomenInAgriculture #InspireInclusion #IWD2024

We have just begun work cultivating our AB11 margins at Barton Bendish with the aim of promoting the germination of rare arable “weeds” we are hoping to see a sea of bird’s foot trefoil, rough poppy and corn buttercup over the spring and summer months 🌻🌷🌸🚜

We’ve planted over 600m of hedgerows to create a green lane which will provide essential habitat for many species. 🐝🦋 After much debate with @wildernorfolk we settled on an optimum width of 12m between hedgerows allowing for a 6m flower rich mix to buffer either side.

We have been working hard restoring farm ponds across our land holdings. By removing vegetation from the southern side we are allowing sunlight to heat the water creating a more inviting habitat for amphibians whilst also allowing growth of aquatic vegetation. #farming

We are #hiring ! A new and exciting opportunity has arisen to join our team taking on the role of #Environment Manager. If you have experience in #projectmanagement , #landmanagement or #environmentalconsultancy then this could be the role for you. See advert for details.

Now that we’ve captured you owlttention…we are looking for some local community groups, schools or #scouts to help us build some small tree sparrow boxes and skilled craftspeople to build some barn owl boxes. If you think you can help send us a message #TwitterNatureCommunity

So lovely to watch our pollinators enjoy the last of the summer sun out on our AB9 wild bird seed plots at the farm in Barton Bendish #pollinators #sunflower #countryside #countrysidestewardship

Not quite so romantic as a knarly old fence post......but they like electric fencing posts too! Not quite so well camouflaged either. Maybe using the risk of electric shock as protection!🤣

The very first tweet from us! We are pleased to announce we are #hiring. Come and join our amazing team in Norfolk and help manage our #woodlands, plant more #trees and deliver some really good farmland #habitat for #pollinators #invertebrates #farmlandbirds