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Biodiversity Project

LEAF Education promotes farm visits where children can find out how farmers look after the farm environment and thereby encourage a wide diversity of wildlife.
A series of activities has been produced to accompany farm and countryside visits highlighting the environmental work done by farmers today.

FACE Biodiversity soil compaction FACE Biodiversity field landscapes FACE Biodiversity map of an ant's trail FACE Biodiversity what lives where FACE Biodiversity tree facts FACE Biodiversity introduction and sections 1-4 FACE Biodiversity soil sample and soil map FACE Biodiversity hedge species and boundaries FACE Biodiversity flower fact file FACE Biodiversity boundary tally and biodiversity on the boundary FACE Biodiversity where do minibeasts live FACE Biodiversity soil settling and triangular graph FACE Biodiversity age a tree FACE Biodiversity bird spotting FACE Biodiversity sketches and good bad habitats FACE Biodiversity soil test FACE Biodiversity section 5 soils FACE Biodiversity section 6 hedgerows, field margins and boundaries FACE Biodiversity leaf shapes FACE Biodiversity seed hunt

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