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Working with farmers to improve conditions for wild pollinators_Anne Eskilden
1. Working with farmers to improve conditions for wild
pollinators
Foto: Colourbox
Anne Erland Eskildsen, Biologist (PhD)
Specialist in the SEGES Nature team
2. Heidi Buur Holbeck Winnie Heltborg Brøndum Anne Erland Eskildsen
Andrea Oddershede Christensen Frederik Forsberg Lisbeth Gliese Jensen Rikke Rørby Graversen
The SEGES Nature team
3. Farmers recieve a lot of the blame for insect declines – but they can also
be a part of the solution!
Foto: Anne Eskildsen
4. Foto: Anne Eskildsen
Many farmers wish to contribute to insect protection, but they are in
need of evidence-based guidelines
5. Foto: Anne Eskildsen
Often farmers resort to short-term actions, like flower strips, which are
not cost-effective, and forget to prioritize more permanent measures
6. Increased expectations from e.g. consumers and mortgage lenders has
sharpened focus on documenting efforts to improve biodiversity
Foto: Jakob Krogh
14. FOCUS PLANS – for farmers managing high-value nature
Foto: Anne Eskildsen
15. FOCUS PLANS – for farmers managing high-value nature
Foto: Anne Eskildsen
‘Before, I didn’t really notice the flowers
and insects – green grass for my cows,
that was my main focus.
Today, I know to keep and eye out for
the number of butterflies, bees and
flowers on my land because they reflect
the value of my management’
Michael Baun, farmer
16. NATUR TJEK – for small biotopes around the farm
Foto: Irene Brandt Møller
17. NATUR TJEK – for small biotopes around the farm
Foto: Irene Brandt Møller
‘Natur Tjek has inspired me to
think in new ways. The norm is
that old trees are ugly, and
before I would burn them in my
furnace, even though they had
little value.
Today I leave them behind with
good concience because I
know how good they are for the
biodiversity on my farm – and
I’d much rather spend time with
my family than tidying up
around the farm’
Ole Jacobsen, farmer
18. Peter converted 12,2 ha wheatfield into flower-rich grassland
Foto: Anne Eskildsen
