Welcome to the Eden Valley Farm Cluster website.

Who are we?

Formed in 2022, the Eden Valley Farm Cluster brings together farmers across the Chiddingstone, Edenbridge and River Eden catchment to work at a landscape scale for resilient food production, healthier rivers and thriving nature. Working in partnership with SES Water around Bough Beech Reservoir, the cluster is united by three core pillars: supporting sustainable farming and food security, improving water management, and restoring wildlife-rich landscapes across this clay-soil catchment.

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Farm profiles

Meet the farms at the heart of the Eden Valley Farm Cluster, and discover how they are working together for sustainable food production, healthier rivers and a thriving landscape.

The cluster at a glance

  • 12%

    The area our cluster covers within the Eden catchment.

  • 15km

    The length of the River Eden which passes through land managed by the cluster.

  • 42

    The number of different bird species identified across 3 farms within the cluster.

Restoring Nature

Across the farm cluster, we are delivering targeted, landscape-scale projects that restore habitats, support wildlife, and help nature recover.

Pond Restoration

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Nature-based Solutions

A small forest stream with fallen trees and green plants along the bank, surrounded by leafless trees.

Lowland Meadow Restoration

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NEWS

Keep up to date with our latest news and content

Cluster Partners