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Twenty-five seats, two long tables, and a walk across the land as the light goes.Wilder Supper Club. Saturday 14 Novembe...
09/10/2026

Twenty-five seats, two long tables, and a walk across the land as the light goes.

Wilder Supper Club. Saturday 14 November, 3pm till about 8pm.

Chloe leads a walk across the rewilding project at sunset, showing you what's growing wild and what we've been doing with the land. Back at the Hub for 5pm, there's a Wilder Gin spritz with rose hip, lemon balm and rosemary waiting for you (or an alcohol-free version). At 5.30 we sit down to a long-table sharing feast cooked by the fantastic chef Jane Alty, built around what's coming out of our market garden this autumn, the hedgerows and some brilliant local producers.

£65 a head covers the walk, the welcome drink and the meal. W**e and b**r from our bar. Best suited to adults.

All dietary requirements are catered for. Just tell us when you book and Jane will plan for you.

The walk crosses rough ground and finishes in the dark, so boots, warm layers and a torch if you have one.

Book here: https://grangeproject.co.uk/events/wilder-supper-club

New episode of the Wilder Podcast, and this one is a proper debate.Jon Moses from the Right to Roam campaign joined us t...
06/09/2026

New episode of the Wilder Podcast, and this one is a proper debate.

Jon Moses from the Right to Roam campaign joined us to talk about whether people should be able to walk, swim and camp across the countryside the way they can in Scotland. Chloe made the case for access. Tom put the concerns of a landowner with pigs, gates and 80 acres to look after. Jon was somewhere in between and considerably better informed than either of us. 😆

Also in this episode: 20 jars of pickled cucumber, a horse called Lady who tried to eat a pig, and a rather good idea from our eldest for a Right to Roam licence.

Listen here: https://grangeproject.co.uk/podcast/right-to-roam-who-is-the-countryside-actually-for-with-jon-m

Community Day is this Saturday too. A few spaces left: https://grangeproject.co.uk/events/september-community-day

Emergency episode out now:A mountain 13 miles from the Grange Project has been burning for two weeks. 220 hectares at it...
02/08/2026

Emergency episode out now:

A mountain 13 miles from the Grange Project has been burning for two weeks. 220 hectares at its peak, which is nearly seven Grange Projects. And Wales went into drought this week after the driest July in 190 years.

So we got Alex Crawley (Grazing Management Ltd) and James Hitchcock (Rewilding Britain) on at short notice to work out what is actually going on.

Three things that stuck with me:

* Almost every wildfire in Britain is started by a person.
* Our wetter winters are growing the fuel. More growth over winter, then it dries out fast in spring. The mild weather is part of the problem
* The key benefits from grazing herbivores on reducing wildfire risk

Have a listen:

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5cLUwfpelTMhRkfldqz6TN?si=26d7d90eddf24c04

Website: https://grangeproject.co.uk/podcast/wildfires-whats-actually-burning-and-what-can-be-done

And if you find it useful, please share it. That is the one thing that actually helps with these episodes.

26/07/2026

12 months into our market gardening adventure. Such a community effort ❤️

01/07/2026

Pigs... 🤣

28/05/2026

The land is showing off this week. Oxeye daisies, birdsfoot trefoil, blackberry thick in the hedges, all brought on by the heat.
And we've got an unexpected gap in the cabin diary this weekend.

Off-grid, a few degrees cooler than wherever you are right now, and gloriously short on phone signal.

Last minute. This weekend. Link in bio.

Pete Cairns, in our view, is rewilding royalty. 30 years in the conversation, co-founded Scotland: The Big Picture, now ...
26/05/2026

Pete Cairns, in our view, is rewilding royalty.

30 years in the conversation, co-founded Scotland: The Big Picture, now hosting his own podcast At the Edge.

We covered wildcats, lynx, beaver bombing, the illegal lynx release in the Cairngorms in January, and what's actually behind a 25-year debate that still hasn't landed a lynx in Scotland.

Pete's key message: the "just pay the farmer" line is the most dangerous narrative in the rewilding movement. Bringing animals back was never the hard bit. The hard bit is everything we feel about it.

🎧 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1esc6bVSp8MXvXwvtPkwZj?si=451da3821cd14333

Website: https://grangeproject.co.uk/podcast/the-psychology-of-species-reintroductions-with-pete-cairns

26/05/2026

...Yellow Rattle... It's kinda a big deal 🤣

10/05/2026

Drama on the project. One of our pigs being significantly smaller than pigman Paul's pigs. Managed to squeeze themselves through a badger track in the fencing. Which unfortunately resulted in an injury to poor patches poor Patch's leg. Rest assured with taking advice. We've isolated her and giving her lots of care and opportunities to rest and recover.

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