Conservation
Discover our Conservation Approach
Working in 10 year planning cycles, our central objective is to improve biodiversity on the Estate for the benefit of wildlife and plant species.
Our conservation extends from ancient monuments to hedgerows and woodlands - reaching every corner of the estate.
70
acres of wetland
30,000
trees planted
12km
hedges grown
63
acres of woodland
14
heron pairs
Since the millennium
The Projects
We have no less than 4 ancient monuments across the estate, from an Anglo Saxon village to Roman earthworks. Bronze Age sites have been excavated on our recently developed land.
As a part of our broad-based conservation initiative, we work alongside numerous partners building our rivers, wetlands, woodlands and hedgerows into rich environments for native species to thrive.
Meet our conservation partners
