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A CASE FOR THE COUNTRYSIDE
Acknowledgements
The Writing Team
- Lawrence Alderson Executive Director, Rare Breed Survival Trust
- Diana Brabbs Groundwork Farmlink
- Liza Dibble Eastrop Farm
- Ann Elliot Gilesgate Comprehensive School, Durham
- Peter Gill Kings College, London
- Ken Harker Manor Community College, Cambridge
- Janet Jones Janet Jones Associates Ltd
- Stella Rees Formerly BASC
- Alan Rowe Mid Anglia SATRO Ltd
- Michael Tones Education Inspectorate, Durham
The Editor
Janet Jones Janet Jones Associates LtdContributors
- The Abbey Woollen Mill, Swansea
- ADAS
- Alvie Estate
- Atlantic Salmon Trust
- British Belgian Blue Castle Society
- British Deer Society
- British United Turkeys Ltd
- British Wool Marketing Board
- BSW Harvesting Ltd
- Cawdor Estate
- Centre for Rural Research - Worcester College
- Clune Estate
- Coignafern Estate
- Denhay Farms, Cheesemakers
- DATA - The Design and Technology Association
- The Staff of Dinefwr Park
- Donnon Laboratories, University of Liverpool
- Eastrop Farm
- The Englefield Estate
- Fealar Estate
- General Register Office, Scotland
- Glenmazeran Estate
- The Groundwork Trust
- Hadlow Place
- Highland Wildlife Park, Kingcraig
- Hydro Seafoods, Scotland
- Island Heritage
- Isotron, Swindon
- John Furzey, Beekeeper
- Kirsty Robb Heavy Horses
- F Leake & Son, Butchers
- Long Aston Research Station
- Mill Farm, Islip
- The Moorland Association
- The National Trust
- Office Population and Cencus
- Oxfords Bakery, Sherborne
- Pat Holloway, Newgate Farm
- Rare Breeds Survival Trust
- Rothiemurchus Estate
- Wrangmandale Wold Farm
- The Scottish Salmon Growers Association
- Townsend Game
- Tullochville Farm Heavy Horse Centre
- Yorkshire Charcoal Company
Sponsorship
The Countryside Foundation for Education is very grateful to, and wishes to thank, the following organisations for their sponsorship.
- Barclays Bank
- The Rank Foundation
- Tarmac
- Vauxhall Motors
- Warburtons Family Bakers
The Rank Foundation has been delighted to give substantial support to this educational resource in memory of The Honourable Mrs Newton, elder daughter of the Founders, Lord and Lady Rank. Throughout their lives they were great believers in the understanding, and through that the enjoyment of the countryside by young people. Mrs Newton firmly believed in this concept and throughout her life was a great supporter of farming, conservation and country life. The family hope that this resource will help to sustain these beliefs.