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Fencing has long been used to protect properties, delineate boundaries, and manage livestock. However, traditional fencing methods often create unintended hazards for local wildlife. As awareness of environmental preservation grows,…
Fencing is crucial for both agricultural and environmental management across the UK. Securing the right fencing grant can significantly ease the financial burden of these projects, especially for farmers, landowners,…
Angling Trust Grants are a vital resource for the UK angling community, offering much-needed funding to a wide variety of angling-related projects. Whether you’re an angling club looking to enhance…
Fencing is a crucial element of land management for many UK landowners, farmers, and environmental stewards. It serves not only as a means of protecting livestock and crops but also…
Protecting your property from deer incursions is essential, as these animals can cause significant damage to crops, gardens, and newly forested areas. Proper deer fencing, particularly selecting the right height,…
Ensuring the protection of large estates, farms, and agricultural lands from deer is crucial for maintaining healthy crops and vegetation. Deer can cause significant damage, leading to economic losses and…
Fences are meant to keep things out, but wildlife in the UK often finds a way around them. Understanding why animals climb fences is crucial for both property protection and…
In the dynamic landscape of the fencing industry, staying abreast of the latest statistics and insights is paramount for businesses and consumers alike. The United Kingdom is currently home to…
Badgers, while fascinating creatures, can pose a notoriously difficult challenge to agricultural land and property owners due to their digging habits and propensity to burrow under fences. Installing badger-proof fencing…
In the realm of animal containment and safety, agricultural and pet-keeping practices must tread a fine line between effectiveness and ethics. For years, electric fences have been a go-to solution…
It's thought that around 2,000 dogs are stolen in the UK every single year. Not a nice statistic, but one that should encourage you to ditch the DIY dog fence…
Deer may be lovely to look at, but for a forester, farmer, gardener or horticulturist, they can cause havoc by destroying new plant growth and introducing disease to livestock or…
When it comes to installing fencing, having the right tools can make all the difference in ensuring a sturdy and reliable structure. One of the most essential tools for this…
For the Report on the use of fencing to prevent access by otters to fisheries. Prepared for the Environment Agency & SAA. Fig 1. Test fencing frame for captive otters Fig 2. Small female otter unable to pass through 75mm Titan mesh. Click here…
The UK’s growing otter population is not only working its way through
our freshwater fish stocks, but is now affecting the breeding habits of
our birds, too.
Angling Times can reveal that the RSPB’s own ‘poster boy’, the…
An otter has been spotted in Gloucestershire …up a tree.
Mo, a member of an otter family in Slimbridge, is gaining height with increasingly daring climbs up a 15ft (4.6m) Spindle tree…
Article published by the BBC. Click…