Partners

The Soil Association

The Soil Association's organic farms network helps re-establish the links with the land and rekindle the knowledge of how food is grown.
www.soilassociation.org/

Countryside Council for Wales

The Countryside Council for Wales is the Government's statutory adviser on sustaining natural beauty, wildlife and the opportunity for outdoor enjoyment in Wales and its inshore waters.

The Tir Gofal is a whole farm agri-environment scheme which has been available throughout Wales since April 1999. The Scheme aims to encourage agricultural practices which will protect and enhance the landscapes of Wales. It pays farmers to create new permissive access for educational purposes
www.ccw.gov.uk/

Organic Centre Wales

Organic Centre Wales works with organic farms and schools to promote understanding of food and farming amongst school students. This takes place through visits to farms, growing food in the school grounds, designing healthy menus.
www.organic.aber.ac.uk

The National Assembly

The Welsh Assembly Government amongst other targets, wants Wales to be a learning country, where people need to prosper in the new economy and create a sustainable future for Wales.
www.wales.gov.uk/