Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trusts Agnes Kiemel presenting Directors Dr Jon Day and Dr Heleen A van de Weerd from Cerebrus Associates with their Wildlife Guardian certificate whilst meeting the conservation grazing sheep team at the Trust’s Besthorpe Nature Reserve.
Directors of Cerebrus Associates Dr Heleen van de Weerd and Dr Jon Day, recently joined the Trust’s Conservation Shepherd, Agnes Kiemel, at the Trust’s Besthorpe Nature Reserve who showed them the conservation grazing sheep, also referred to as the ‘Flying Flock’ as they move from site to site grazing to improve the habitat for wildlife.
We are really passionate about animal welfare and developing policies for businesses and the government based on scientific research. Our business activities compliment the wildlife conservation work carried out by the Trust, so it wasn’t a difficult decision to show our support and become a business member.Cerebrus Associates
Holly McCain, of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust said: “We are delighted that Cerebrus Associates, who are ambassadors for improving animal welfare in the farming and food sectors using the latest scientific research and agricultural practices, have joined our charity as a Wildlife Guardian business member.”
The support of Cerebrus Associates will enable Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust to create and restore more habitat for wildlife including using traditional Herdwick and Hebredian sheep breeds as a low-impact method of grazing its’ nature reserves.
For more information about Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trusts Business Partnerships click here or contact Holly McCain on 0115 958 8242.
