In partnership with the Royal Norfolk Agricultural Association (RNAA), Norfolk County Council (NCC), and Norfolk Wildlife Trust, and following on from the hugely successful 2025 event, join us in 2026 as we take another dive into how we make farming and nature work together.
Themes for 2026:
"Where is the Money Coming From?", including:
Water Management & Resilience
Understanding Demand Side Investment
Long Term Investment - Regional Case Studies
Collaboration at Scale: Clusters & Landscape Recovery
and much, much more.
How does the day work?
The Norfolk Landscapes Conference and Exhibition has been designed to be flexible and engaging; with something for everyone. We do this through:
Silent Seminars:
Join us for a selection of concurrent 20-minute 'silent' seminars. Using headphones, this allows the exhibition area to continue being a hub of activity and introductions, learning who is doing what in the county, and beyond. Is there a time slot where a seminar doesn't take your fancy... drop in to our exhibition area!
Exhibition Area:
Take a walk through our bustling exhibition area, with over 40 organisations representing a variety of expertise and knowledge whether that be tree planting, natural capital, water management, or carbon calculators, etc, there is something for every organisation to benefit from.
Venison Sliders:
In the morning break we'll have Norfolk Wild Venison with us again, providing a delicious selection of venison sliders, representing the variety of deer species you will see across the Norfolk farmed landscape.
Conference:
In the afternoon, we bring everyone together for our formal conference where we will be hosting keynote talks, question time panels, and the presentation of the Ian MacNicol Farm Conservation Award, and Richard Waddingham Pond Award; recognising and celebrating Norfolk farmers who are making a difference to nature and the environment.
