A Natural Method of Conserving Biodiversity in Britain

There is in Britain a long-standing view of what nature conservation is about. At its core is 'traditional' management - traditional agricultural and forestry practices as we percieve them now, perhaps decades after the actually ceased as part of the rural economy. The concept of 'stewardship' - looking after nature rather than allowing nature to look after itself - has been as impotant to conservationists as to conscientious landowners.