Conservation Grade™ works with partners from all sectors concerned with agriculture, food production and the countryside. For further information you can access their websites by simply clicking on the logos.

“In some places the modern farmed landscape is simply an intensive food production machine. There is little or no room for ‘nature’, and as a result pollinating insects like bumblebees, along with farmland birds, butterflies and other wildlife have declined dramatically. Yet farming is based on natural processes. Nature can support the needs of farmers and consumers by providing pollination of high-value crops, natural predators to control pests, fertile soils, clear air and water. Conservation Grade recognises the economic value of our wildlife, in addition to its life-enriching beauty, and encourages farming practices that increase biodiversity. By providing pollen and nectar rich wildflower habitats, Conservation Grade farmers are providing much-needed food for local bumblebee populations. The Bumblebee Conservation Trust are pleased to endorse the work of Conservation Grade as an exemplar of a more sustainable form of productive agriculture.” – Ben Darvill, Bumblebee Conservation Trust