The Caletwr Catchment Integrated Natural Resources Scheme (INRS)
will establish and test an effective advisory partnership model to deliver
high quality, joined up advice to eight farms within the Caletwr Farmer
Cluster. The project aims to demonstrate how farmers can be supported
to run productive, resilient farm businesses while also protecting and
enhancing nature and natural resources. At the heart of the project is a
collaborative approach between farmers, RSPB Cymru and a range of
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advisory and delivery partners. Together, the partnership will provide
coordinated support that integrates food production, animal welfare,
water management, nature recovery and climate objectives at both farm
and catchment scale. Specifically, the project aims to: Support
participating farmers to engage with, enter and effectively implement the
Sustainable Farming Scheme (SFS), securing benefits for farming
businesses, nature and society. Deliver integrated land management
actions that protect and enhance natural resources, including soils,
water, peatland and biodiversity. Improve the conservation status of
Curlew, Wales’ most threatened breeding bird, through targeted habitat
management and predator control delivered at scale within an Important
Curlew Area.