Hedge Hub Resources

Little and late

How hedgerow cutting can benefit Lepidoptera

This study analysed how current and potential future agri-environmental schemes (AES) hedge management regimes affected Lepidoptera that used the hedges as a breeding resource

New Initiatives to Control Soil Erosion In England

Peer-reviewed review article on new government initiatives to control soil erosion in England, a paper from the 10th International Soil Conservation Organization Meeting held May…

Hedgelink

Working together for the UK's hedgerows

To help deliver the UK Habitat Action Plan for Hedgerows

Historic England

To provide guidance for looking after Historic Buildings, Parks, Gardens and Landscapes

Countryside Classroom

To connect schools with resources, places to visit and support relating to food, farming and the natural environment

LEAF Education

A great opportunity to find out all about farming and the environment, includes a visit to the hedges on the virtual farm, with lots of…

Hedgerow Wildlife

Many creatures, including nesting birds, hibernating hedgehogs, dormice and other small mammals, as well as insects like beetles and butterflies, live in hedgerows. This webpage…

Sheep On A Shoestring Part 98

How to lay a farm hedge with David Thompson

Wildlife & Farming

Conservation on lowland farms

A handbook describing how to conserve wildlife on working farms in Britain

National hedgelaying society

Preserving the past, protecting the future

To maintain traditional skills of hedgelaying and encourage sympathetic management of hedgerows for wildlife and landscape