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SUMMARY:Measuring Biodiversity: Farm Biodiversity Scotland Tool
DESCRIPTION:Biodiversity audits are one of the 5 requirements of the new Whole Farm Plan\, and all farmers and crofters receiving Basic Payments (BPS) must complete all of the relevant plans/audits by 2028. \nJoin us on 9 February for the second in our 2026 series of interactive webinars on the different elements of Whole Farm Plans\, this time focusing on the Biodiversity audit. \nTaking part in the piloting of the Farm Biodiversity Scotland tool is one way of completing your biodiversity audit yourself. In this webinar\, we will explore how mapping habitats and monitoring biodiversity can support decision making. \nThe Farm Biodiversity Project team from NatureScot will demonstrate how the free to use mobile app and web platform works. This tool has been designed with input from farmers and crofters to: \n\nCreate a habitat map\nCarry out simple habitat assessments\nRecord species\nAdd photos\n\nMonitoring biodiversity can help farmers and land managers plan how to protect\, manage and enhance nature on their land providing benefits for nature and the business. \nJoin us for an insightful and interactive session! \nFREE and open to farmers\, crofters\, growers and land managers. Booking required.
URL:https://investinangus.com/event/measuring-biodiversity-farm-biodiversity-scotland-tool/
CATEGORIES:Agriculture
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