Suki brings a rich and varied background to the BFM Board, spanning education, forest school leadership, conservation and land management. After studying conservation, she spent several years advising landowners and farmers on woodland creation and habitat restoration across the southwest. She has since deepened her expertise through studying at the Apricot Centre in Dartington, specialising in regenerative, land-based food systems. Getting people outdoors, connecting communities to nature and inspiring a love of learning has been at the heart of her work throughout her career. Suki, is thrilled to be joining BFM, bringing her passion for sustainable food production, wildlife-friendly spaces and regenerative practice, and is particularly keen to get involved with the Edible Bridport and Partnerships working groups.