Aerial view of Grange Project rewilding landscape

    Inspiring People
    Through Wilder Nature

    Rewilding Britain Member
    Rewilding BritainHeritage Fund Welsh Government

    Restoring, Producing, Contributing and Connecting

    The Grange Project logo - rewilding and regeneration in Wales

    We are losing the diversity and abundance of our natural world, as well as our connection to it. We know this is having a detrimental impact on our wellbeing, as well as devastating consequences for generations to come. At the Grange Project, we want to inspire people through wilder nature. Come join us for an increased sense of belonging, purpose and balance.

    Bell tent glamping in wildflower meadow at The Grange Project

    Restoring 80 acres to create an oasis of wilder nature

    Since 2023, we have been following the principles of rewilding and allowing nature to take the lead. Whether you're a corporate partner, guest or young person, we can't wait to share the journey with you.

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    Producing food alongside nature

    We are experimenting with different methods of food production that work with our rewilded landscape. Whether through our 'wilder meat', our permaculture inspired market garden or community orchard, all the food we serve our guests is grown on site where possible. We also host a number of fantastic guest teachers on topics related to regenerative horticulture.

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    Organic market garden growing vegetables alongside nature at The Grange

    Contributing more to our rural economy

    We need more opportunities for rural employment to create a thriving Welsh countryside. At the Grange Project, you can support the return of nature and people through booking a stay in one of our beautiful tiny homes, hiring our incredible venue or attending a bespoke corporate away day.

    Handcrafted wooden furniture made by local Monmouthshire artisans
    Wildflower meadow with native grasses at The Grange rewilding project
    Traditional Welsh stone cottage surrounded by rewilded landscape
    Regenerating hedgerow with hawthorn and blackthorn
    Family walking through ancient oak woodland at The Grange
    Golden sunset over rewilded farmland in Monmouthshire
    Aerial view of The Grange Project showing meadows and woodland
    Native wildflowers attracting pollinators in restored meadow
    Red kite soaring above rewilded Welsh countryside
    Stream running through wetland habitat restoration area
    Twilight over the meadows at The Grange Project
    Birch trees in regenerating native woodland
    Oxford Sandy and Black pigs foraging in winter snow
    Children learning about nature and wildlife at outdoor education session

    Inspiring connection to wilder nature in the younger generation

    The Wilder Connections Charity is growing a movement for nature connection in young people. Through co-designed nature connection workshops, thoughtful research and a developing professional network, we are committed to understanding the factors that influence young people's connection to nature.

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    Influencing through our story on the Wilder Podcast

    The Wilder Podcast follows our own journey here at the Grange Project, alongside interviewing incredible guests to explore some of the biggest questions of our time - How do we live alongside nature? How do we engage a community? What's needed to create systemic change?

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    Fallen oak tree creating deadwood habitat in native woodland

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    Latest episodes from our rewilding journey

    Ancient veteran oak tree at The Grange Project in Wales
    "The greatest threat to our planet is believing someone else will change it."
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