Grazing is the focus of the second film which give gives a potted history of grazing across the natural Druridge Bay landscape before coming right up to date with details of several of the wildlife charity’s Flexigraze conservation projects.

From adorable footage of goats grazing on the East Chevington reserve to improve the landscape for rare flowers including lesser butterfly orchids, to an interview with Stephen Comber, Flexigraze manager and footage of Exmoor ponies and highland cows helping to create a wildflower meadow at Hauxley nature reserve, the films are well worth a watch.

Helen Walsh, Northumberland Wildlife Trust’s Biodiversity Boost Officer says:

“The project team worked with Collingwood Arts and Media College to produce a series of short films for the Biodiversity Boost project.

“Looking back through all the footage we’ve collected over the last 20 months we can really appreciate the changes that have been made and the work that has gone into delivering this project. We hope that people take some time to enjoy our short little films.”