Judith Jacobs hosts education visits at the farm she runs with husband Andrew as well as visiting schools to talk about their conservation work.
Children from the Priory School and the Sir John Gleed School in Spalding, Deepings School pupils and Deeping Scouts are among the many people to have visited the farm – and some have even carried out work experience.
There is a tractor and trailer ride that will carry up to 60 people on a one-and-a-half-mile track for bird and crop spotting, and Judith says visitors have seen lapwing, hares, buntings, dragonflies, butterflies, damselflies and bees.
Judith welcomes other farm visitors – contact her on 01733 810229 or moorfarmmeats@hotmail.com
The RSPB would like to encourage more farmers to link in with the Thorney Farmland Bird Friendly Zone. Find out more about the project and get advice from Niki Williamson (Fenland Farm Conservation Adviser) at nicola.williamson@rspb.org.uk or by calling 01354 680233.
Farmers can check if they are eligible for a free survey by going to http://www.rspb.org.uk/ourwork/farming/advice/farmlandbirdsurvey.aspx