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Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC
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Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC is a UK Community Interest Company and social enterprise that operates a land management accreditation scheme for biodiversity-focused landowners across England and Wales. It is the regional implementation of the European Landowners Organisation's Wildlife Estates label, which has been running at a pan-European level since 2005. The organisation's core products are a two-tier accreditation scheme, with Level 1 providing onboarding, access to the online framework portal, webinars, and regional networking, and Level 2 requiring completion of a 14-section assessment framework (covering habitats, species, conservation, woodland, deer/game management, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and greenhouse gases) evaluated by an independent assessor, with a 70% threshold for accreditation. The underlying technology is a member-facing web portal for document storage, framework completion, and evidence uploads; no proprietary algorithms, AI models, or advanced platforms are described.

The business model is subscription- and membership-based, with a £150 first-year Level 1 registration fee, £50 annual subscription while progressing toward Level 2, £800–£1,500 Level 2 assessment fees depending on estate size, and £200–£267 annual post-accreditation subscription. Revenue is supplemented indirectly through partnerships, including Oxbury Bank's Transition Fund offering preferential loans at 1% above Bank of England base rate, Burge's Meadows grants of up to £3,550 per acre for wildflower meadow creation, and Downforce Technologies satellite-based carbon monitoring. Distribution relies on a community-led go-to-market motion: Regional Ambassadors across nine regions of England and Wales provide personal outreach, supplemented by referrals from partners such as CLA, NFU Mutual, and Strutt & Parker, and by events such as Groundswell and the biennial Symposium. The organisation is led by CEO Amanda Anderson and Chair Tom Leicester (Earl of Leicester, Holkham Estate), with a 1–10 employee headcount and 100,000+ hectares registered in the scheme across England and Wales.

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Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC is a UK not-for-profit social enterprise running a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers across England and Wales, providing independent assessment, partner-linked financing, and access to a pan-European network of 470+ accredited estates.

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biodiversity accreditation, land management certification, habitat assessment services, environmental stewardship schemes, farm estate accreditation
Industry1 code
1Biodiversity & Habitat Conservation
CodeBPAGAGAAPrimaryYes
NAICS code1 code
  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
Product category
Land Management Accreditation Services
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Revenue model2 records
1Membership Registration Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Land managers pay a one-time registration fee of £150 for Level 1 membership in their first year, which provides access to the support network, webinars, online portal, and marketing materials. After the first year, an annual subscription of £50 applies while working towards accreditation.

wildlifeestates.org.uk
2Level 2 Assessment and Accreditation Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

A one-time application fee for Level 2 independent assessment: £800 for estates under 1,000 hectares and £1,500 for estates over 1,000 hectares. Upon successful accreditation, members pay an annual subscription of £200 (under 1,000 ha) or £267 (over 1,000 ha) to maintain membership and the Wildlife Estates marque.

wildlifeestates.org.uk
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Pricing details3 tiers
1Level 1 Registration - Initial membership with access to support network and portal
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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£150 one-time registration fee for first year. Includes: join support network, link with others, access webinars, online framework portal, regional networking events, annual national symposium, European events, newsletter, marketing materials. Annual subscription thereafter is £50 while working towards accreditation.

wildlifeestates.org.uk
2Level 2 Assessment - Independent evaluation and accreditation
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Application fee: £800 for farms/estates under 1,000 hectares; £1,500 for estates over 1,000 hectares. Fee covers independent assessor's professional time, Wildlife Farms and Estates administration, and membership to European Wildlife Estates Label (when achieved). 70% or more required to pass accreditation.

wildlifeestates.org.uk
3Post-Accreditation Annual Subscription - Maintaining Level 2 status
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Annual subscription after successful accreditation: £200 for estates under 1,000 hectares, £267 for estates over 1,000 hectares. Includes continued use of Wildlife Estates marque and access to member benefits. Re-assessment required every 5 years.

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Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC operates a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers in England and Wales. Level 1 provides onboarding access to an online framework portal, regional ambassador support, webinars, and networking, while Level 2 involves independent assessment against a 14-section science-backed framework covering habitats, species, conservation, woodland, deer/game, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and greenhouse gases, awarded upon scoring 70% or higher with the Wildlife Estates marque. The organisation is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company supported by Regional Ambassadors and a network of partner organisations.

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Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 of 4 values shown
  • 70% or more score required to achieve Level 2 accreditation, providing a clear benchmark for biodiversity excellence
+3 more records
Product overview1 text field

Wildlife Farms and Estates is a not-for-profit social enterprise offering a two-tier accreditation scheme for land managers (farms, estates, vineyards, schools, golf courses). Level 1 provides onboarding, the online framework portal, and networking access at £150 first year / £50 annually. Level 2 is the full accreditation requiring completion of 14 framework sections (aspirations, habitats, species, conservation, farming integration, woodland, deer/game management, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and carbon) with independent assessment costing £800-£1500 and annual subscription of £200-£267. Additional offerings include preferential financing through the Oxbury Bank Transition Fund partnership and grant access through Burge's Meadows for meadow creation.

Product and service1 record
1Level 1 Accreditation
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Partnership7 partners
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Acorn Bioenergy is an anaerobic digestion operator providing tangible benefits to farmers through local outlets for break crops and nutrient-rich bio-fertiliser (digestate) returned to land to improve soil health. They support farmers in sustainable crop rotations and are pursuing ambition to become UK's leading biomethane producer. Partnership supports land managers transitioning to sustainable practices.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Leading finance advisors in the landed estates and farms sector. Provide refinance, restructuring, and new project funding including environmental projects, renewable energy, hospitality, and property development. Support Wildlife Farms and Estates estates in achieving commercial returns alongside long-term stewardship values.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Law firm with expertise in rural property law, estate management, and private client services. Advises on agricultural tenancies, land diversification, succession planning, heritage protection, conservation easements, and renewable energy projects. Supports landowners navigating legal complexities of modern land use.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

UK's largest mutual insurer with over 280 agency offices. Partnership promotes nature-friendly farming and sustainable land management through collaborative thinking and knowledge sharing. Provides tailored insurance solutions, risk management advice, investment and pension options, and protection plans for landowners. Hosts joint panel sessions at events.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

One of the UK's leading property consultancies with long-established reputation in residential, farms and rural estates sectors. Offers comprehensive services including farm and estate management, asset valuation, planning and development, and natural capital advice (ESG). Part of BNP Paribas Real Estate with nationwide network of over 50 offices.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Top ten UK accountancy and advisory firm with over a century of experience looking after landed estates. Provides full range of services across accountancy, tax, estate planning, trusts, and succession planning. Supports clients combining farming with wildlife conservation.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Meadow creation charity founded in 2025 with aim to plant 1,000 acres of wildflower meadows by 2035. Offers non-refundable cash grants contributing to costs of ecological advisory visits, soil testing, biodiversity surveys, and wildflower seeds. Grants of up to £3,550 inc. VAT per acre created for suitable sites of at least one acre.

Recent move5 records

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Peers10 records
1LEAF Marque
TypeDirect peer
Description

LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) runs the UK's most recognized integrated farm management certification, covering sustainability, biodiversity, and soil health across farming estates - directly competing for the same landowner accreditation budget with overlapping whole-farm environmental criteria.

2Conservation Grade
TypeDirect peer
Description

UK-based accreditation scheme certifying farms and estates for biodiversity-friendly farming practices with a marque for consumer-facing produce - directly comparable nature accreditation model targeting UK farmland.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK's largest organic and sustainability certification body providing farm, food, and forestry assurance including biodiversity and ecological land management standards - competing with WFE-E&W for the same estate-level accreditation wallet.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

UK's dominant farm assurance scheme covering the vast majority of British farms across crops, livestock, and produce - a mass-market incumbent adding biodiversity modules that competes head-on with WFE-E&W for the same land manager members.

5Farm Wildlife
TypeEmerging player
Description

UK coalition-led advisory and resource hub providing practical biodiversity guidance for farmers and land managers - an enabling ecosystem peer addressing overlapping nature-positive land management demand.

TypeEmerging player
Description

International nonprofit offering farm sustainability certifications including wildlife-friendly and biodiversity programmes - comparable emerging sustainability assurance with overlapping farm and estate member base.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK membership organisation championing sustainable farming and nature recovery with peer-to-peer learning, advocacy, and on-farm demonstration - targeting the same biodiversity-focused landowner community as WFE-E&W.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Global certification body for sustainable forestry and land management covering biodiversity, ecological values, and stewardship - a broader incumbent whose woodland and habitat assurance overlaps with WFE-E&W's 14-section framework.

TypeOthers
Description

Parent body of the broader European Wildlife Estates label that WFE-E&W operates under; comparable as the supra-national scheme operator and policy voice for biodiversity-positive landowners across Europe.

TypeEmerging player
Description

UK certification scheme for pasture-fed livestock production with strong nature and biodiversity co-benefits - comparable niche accreditation targeting estate and farm members seeking environmental differentiation.

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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC

Land Management Accreditation Serviceswildlifeestates.org.uk

Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC is a UK not-for-profit social enterprise running a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers across England and Wales, providing independent assessment, partner-linked financing, and access to a pan-European network of 470+ accredited estates.

What WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC does

Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC is a UK Community Interest Company and social enterprise that operates a land management accreditation scheme for biodiversity-focused landowners across England and Wales. It is the regional implementation of the European Landowners Organisation's Wildlife Estates label, which has been running at a pan-European level since 2005. The organisation's core products are a two-tier accreditation scheme, with Level 1 providing onboarding, access to the online framework portal, webinars, and regional networking, and Level 2 requiring completion of a 14-section assessment framework (covering habitats, species, conservation, woodland, deer/game management, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and greenhouse gases) evaluated by an independent assessor, with a 70% threshold for accreditation. The underlying technology is a member-facing web portal for document storage, framework completion, and evidence uploads; no proprietary algorithms, AI models, or advanced platforms are described.

The business model is subscription- and membership-based, with a £150 first-year Level 1 registration fee, £50 annual subscription while progressing toward Level 2, £800–£1,500 Level 2 assessment fees depending on estate size, and £200–£267 annual post-accreditation subscription. Revenue is supplemented indirectly through partnerships, including Oxbury Bank's Transition Fund offering preferential loans at 1% above Bank of England base rate, Burge's Meadows grants of up to £3,550 per acre for wildflower meadow creation, and Downforce Technologies satellite-based carbon monitoring. Distribution relies on a community-led go-to-market motion: Regional Ambassadors across nine regions of England and Wales provide personal outreach, supplemented by referrals from partners such as CLA, NFU Mutual, and Strutt & Parker, and by events such as Groundswell and the biennial Symposium. The organisation is led by CEO Amanda Anderson and Chair Tom Leicester (Earl of Leicester, Holkham Estate), with a 1–10 employee headcount and 100,000+ hectares registered in the scheme across England and Wales.

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC firmographics

Firmographics
Name
WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC
Legal name
Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC
Website
https://wildlifeestates.org.uk
Company type
Private
Founded year
2022
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC is a UK not-for-profit social enterprise running a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers across England and Wales, providing independent assessment, partner-linked financing, and access to a pan-European network of 470+ accredited estates.
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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC industry classification

Industry
Product category
Land Management Accreditation Services
NAICS
Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312)
akta.pro primary industry
Biodiversity & Habitat Conservation (BPAGAGAA)

Keywords

  • Biodiversity accreditation
  • Land management certification
  • Habitat assessment services
  • Environmental stewardship schemes
  • Farm estate accreditation

Where WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
London
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Registration Fees: Land managers pay a one-time registration fee of £150 for Level 1 membership in their first year, which provides access to the support network, webinars, online portal, and marketing materials. After the first year, an annual subscription of £50 applies while working towards accreditation.
  2. Level 2 Assessment and Accreditation Fees: A one-time application fee for Level 2 independent assessment: £800 for estates under 1,000 hectares and £1,500 for estates over 1,000 hectares. Upon successful accreditation, members pay an annual subscription of £200 (under 1,000 ha) or £267 (over 1,000 ha) to maintain membership and the Wildlife Estates marque.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualLevel 1 Registration - Initial membership with access to support network and portal
SubscriptionMulti-year contractLevel 2 Assessment - Independent evaluation and accreditation
SubscriptionAnnualPost-Accreditation Annual Subscription - Maintaining Level 2 status

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels8 records

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC operates a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers in England and Wales. Level 1 provides onboarding access to an online framework portal, regional ambassador support, webinars, and networking, while Level 2 involves independent assessment against a 14-section science-backed framework covering habitats, species, conservation, woodland, deer/game, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and greenhouse gases, awarded upon scoring 70% or higher with the Wildlife Estates marque. The organisation is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company supported by Regional Ambassadors and a network of partner organisations.

Product overview

Wildlife Farms and Estates is a not-for-profit social enterprise offering a two-tier accreditation scheme for land managers (farms, estates, vineyards, schools, golf courses). Level 1 provides onboarding, the online framework portal, and networking access at £150 first year / £50 annually. Level 2 is the full accreditation requiring completion of 14 framework sections (aspirations, habitats, species, conservation, farming integration, woodland, deer/game management, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and carbon) with independent assessment costing £800-£1500 and annual subscription of £200-£267. Additional offerings include preferential financing through the Oxbury Bank Transition Fund partnership and grant access through Burge's Meadows for meadow creation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Level 1 Accreditation

Quantifiable outcome

  • 70% or more score required to achieve Level 2 accreditation, providing a clear benchmark for biodiversity excellence
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC

Customer profile

Named customers5 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles1 record

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC technology and API

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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • Acorn BioenergyminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcorn Bioenergy is an anaerobic digestion operator providing tangible benefits to farmers through local outlets for break crops and nutrient-rich bio-fertiliser (digestate) returned to land to improve soil health. They support farmers in sustainable crop rotations and are pursuing ambition to become UK's leading biomethane producer. Partnership supports land managers transitioning to sustainable practices.
  • Ashbridge PartnersminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLeading finance advisors in the landed estates and farms sector. Provide refinance, restructuring, and new project funding including environmental projects, renewable energy, hospitality, and property development. Support Wildlife Farms and Estates estates in achieving commercial returns alongside long-term stewardship values.
  • ForstersminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerLaw firm with expertise in rural property law, estate management, and private client services. Advises on agricultural tenancies, land diversification, succession planning, heritage protection, conservation easements, and renewable energy projects. Supports landowners navigating legal complexities of modern land use.
  • NFU MutualcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerUK's largest mutual insurer with over 280 agency offices. Partnership promotes nature-friendly farming and sustainable land management through collaborative thinking and knowledge sharing. Provides tailored insurance solutions, risk management advice, investment and pension options, and protection plans for landowners. Hosts joint panel sessions at events.
  • Strutt & ParkercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerOne of the UK's leading property consultancies with long-established reputation in residential, farms and rural estates sectors. Offers comprehensive services including farm and estate management, asset valuation, planning and development, and natural capital advice (ESG). Part of BNP Paribas Real Estate with nationwide network of over 50 offices.
  • S&W (Sheriff Muir & Wylie)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerTop ten UK accountancy and advisory firm with over a century of experience looking after landed estates. Provides full range of services across accountancy, tax, estate planning, trusts, and succession planning. Supports clients combining farming with wildlife conservation.
  • Burge's MeadowsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMeadow creation charity founded in 2025 with aim to plant 1,000 acres of wildflower meadows by 2035. Offers non-refundable cash grants contributing to costs of ecological advisory visits, soil testing, biodiversity surveys, and wildflower seeds. Grants of up to £3,550 inc. VAT per acre created for suitable sites of at least one acre.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • LEAF Marque: LEAF (Linking Environment and Farming) runs the UK's most recognized integrated farm management certification, covering sustainability, biodiversity, and soil health across farming estates - directly competing for the same landowner accreditation budget with overlapping whole-farm environmental criteria.
  • Conservation Grade: UK-based accreditation scheme certifying farms and estates for biodiversity-friendly farming practices with a marque for consumer-facing produce - directly comparable nature accreditation model targeting UK farmland.
  • Soil Association Certification: UK's largest organic and sustainability certification body providing farm, food, and forestry assurance including biodiversity and ecological land management standards - competing with WFE-E&W for the same estate-level accreditation wallet.

Broad incumbents

  • Red Tractor Assurance: UK's dominant farm assurance scheme covering the vast majority of British farms across crops, livestock, and produce - a mass-market incumbent adding biodiversity modules that competes head-on with WFE-E&W for the same land manager members.
  • Forest Stewardship Council (FSC): Global certification body for sustainable forestry and land management covering biodiversity, ecological values, and stewardship - a broader incumbent whose woodland and habitat assurance overlaps with WFE-E&W's 14-section framework.

Emerging players

  • Farm Wildlife: UK coalition-led advisory and resource hub providing practical biodiversity guidance for farmers and land managers - an enabling ecosystem peer addressing overlapping nature-positive land management demand.
  • A Greener World: International nonprofit offering farm sustainability certifications including wildlife-friendly and biodiversity programmes - comparable emerging sustainability assurance with overlapping farm and estate member base.
  • Nature Friendly Farming Network: UK membership organisation championing sustainable farming and nature recovery with peer-to-peer learning, advocacy, and on-farm demonstration - targeting the same biodiversity-focused landowner community as WFE-E&W.
  • Pasture Fed Livestock Association: UK certification scheme for pasture-fed livestock production with strong nature and biodiversity co-benefits - comparable niche accreditation targeting estate and farm members seeking environmental differentiation.

Others

  • European Landowners Organisation (ELO): Parent body of the broader European Wildlife Estates label that WFE-E&W operates under; comparable as the supra-national scheme operator and policy voice for biodiversity-positive landowners across Europe.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks4 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC social profiles

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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC financial estimates

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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC funding detail

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Investors

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WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC M&A and investment

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Investments

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Frequently asked questions about WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC

What does WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC do?

Wildlife Farms and Estates CIC operates a two-tier biodiversity accreditation scheme for landowners and land managers in England and Wales. Level 1 provides onboarding access to an online framework portal, regional ambassador support, webinars, and networking, while Level 2 involves independent assessment against a 14-section science-backed framework covering habitats, species, conservation, woodland, deer/game, access, commercial activities, heritage, employment, outreach, and greenhouse gases, awarded upon scoring 70% or higher with the Wildlife Estates marque. The organisation is a not-for-profit Community Interest Company supported by Regional Ambassadors and a network of partner organisations.

Is WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC a public or private company?

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC founded?

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC was founded in 2022. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC based?

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC is headquartered in London, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Membership Registration Fees are the primary driver. The others are level 2 Assessment and Accreditation Fees.

Who are WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are LEAF Marque, Conservation Grade and Soil Association Certification. Broad incumbents are Red Tractor Assurance and Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). Emerging players are Farm Wildlife, A Greener World, Nature Friendly Farming Network and Pasture Fed Livestock Association. European Landowners Organisation (ELO) is listed as an others.

Does WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC have an API?

No public API is recorded for WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC.

What industry is WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC in?

WILDLIFE FARMS AND ESTATES CIC's product category is Land Management Accreditation Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAGAA, Biodiversity & Habitat Conservation. Its NAICS code is 813312.

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