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Spending time outside and discovering and exploring the local environment - in a family group and social distancing.

Using various ways of measuring the heights of trees.

Studying creatures and then making art to represent that.

On June 6th the Young Farmers took their campaign to the #ButterflyEducationAwarenessDay and took photos of butterflies they saw in their local areas! This photo is of a holly blue and was spotted twice in a Young Farmer's garden! The Young Farmers also researched butterfly facts and put their favourite on their social media post!

On June 5th the Young Farmers kick start their two month social action digital campaign by joining #WorldEnvironmentDay. They drew some pictures and painted artworks highlighting bees as pollinators.

A celebration of 9 years of championing the Young Farmers on the social media platform Twitter which is now being used by the young people themselves for their #LetsGetPollinating campaign

The Young Farmers continue their online campaign #LetsGetPollinating by researching bees and their relationship with flowering plants and photographing bumblebees they see in their local areas.

This was something I spotted on the way from my house to the woods. It is just a normal price of bush, accept that there is a large cobweb that has the appearance of candyfloss! I have no idea why though, as I have seen pictures of things like this happening on trees, but only to escape floods. If anyone knows why this is here, please can you let me know? By Nansie