New Forest Land Advice | Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust

New Forest Pony

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New Forest Land Advice

Supporting commoners who support the New Forest

The New Forest is shaped by commoning - centuries-old grazing practices that sustain its landscape and wildlife. Through the New Forest Land Advice, we work alongside commoners, farmers and land managers to help this unique way of life continue to thrive.

Training series supporting the future of Commoning

Training series supporting the future of Commoning. Credit Chris Fairhead

Forest Friendly Farming

With over 20 years’ experience, Senior New Forest Land Advisor Rhys provides trusted, practical advice to the Commoning community supporting sustainable grazing and resilient land management.

What We Offer

Practical livestock training and guidance
One-to-one advice tailored to the New Forest
Opportunities to share knowledge and build skills
Support adapting to modern challenges

If you’re a commoner, farmer or land manager, we’re here to help.

Email: Rhys.Morgan@hiwwt.org.uk
Phone: 02380 667929

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