
Sulham Woodmeadows
We are transform the landscape in West Berkshire into a haven for wildlife through the restoration of native habitats.

Drivers of Change
Biodiversity Loss
20% + of wildlife lost, soils degradation, water quality issues, - Gov Nat Cap Committee balanced approach needed.​
Biodiversity Net Gain
Environment Act 10% net gain requirement or better​
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Climate Change
Net zero by 2030, Agriculture carbon neutral (UK emissions 10%)​
Nature Based Solutions
Gov CCC, 30,000ha of new trees, 30% of land protected by 2030, Nutrient Neutrality Zones and more to come
Brexit
Leaving CAP, ELMS​
Overview of Sulham
Area
Habitat + Species
Land Use
Core Principals
Restore Native Habitat
Community...
Public Access
Key Outcomes of the Project
Flood Management
Improved Wildlife
Carbon Capture
Sulham Woodmeadows Project
We are collaborating with Sulham Estate ​in West Berkshire for a habitat restoration project across 130ha of former arable farmland. This is creating a significant number of Biodiversity units for sale.
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This work will transform the existing cropland into a mosaic of biodiverse habitats. By providing a regional offering of high quality BNG units the estate has begun a transformation that not only creates habitat but also wider community engagement opportunities for local schools and community groups.
Further benefits include a significant contribution to soil health, air quality and carbon sequestration in a strategically important area to the west of Reading. The site will remain ‘farmed’ with grazing livestock and haymaking. The design and management of the scheme is sympathetic to the wider landscape of the AONB.
