Dorset initiative seeks to revive vanished wildflower meadows.

A new biodiversity initiative is underway at Crumpets Farm in Lytchett Matravers, East Dorset, led by the Blackthorn Dorset Biodiversity Company. This project focuses on restoring local ecosystems and habitats by establishing three beehives, which will aid in the regeneration of wildflower meadows and support bee populations, crucial for pollination.
Wayne Burrows, the 43-year-old chef behind the initiative, shared that his experiences over 26 years in the culinary field prompted him to consider healthier food systems. Following a heart operation, he embarked on a personal health journey, which inspired him to protect the food supply through sustainable practices, leading to the creation of Blackthorn.
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Source: southwestfarmer.co.uk
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