Noble Foods staff volunteer to boost feedmill biodiversity

Noble Foods colleagues have volunteered to participate in a ‘biodiversity boost’ at the company’s Clearwell mill.

Colleagues from the Noble Foods group descended on the Coleford site – one of Noble Foods’ six feed mills across the UK – for two days to improve tree cover, hedgerows and habitats, aiming to increase overall biodiversity.

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Group Environment, health and safety manager Glenn Evans said: “I’m so proud of what our volunteers have achieved in just two days.

“We’ve managed to plant well over 1,800 hedgerow plants and a large number of trees covering over 350 meters.

A huge thank you to our brilliant volunteers, without whom this project wouldn’t have been possible.

Not only has it made an immediate difference to the landscape here at Clearwell, but in years to come our efforts will flourish into a breadth of habitats to support local wildlife”.