GRAZING MANAGEMENT
HOOF POWERED NATURE RESTORATION
WHAT WE DO
Professional conservation grazing, designed around the outcomes for nature
We provide professional, fully insured conservation grazing and habitat restoration. We work with government bodies, national and local charities, public utilities and estates, using our cattle, goats and sheep to improve biodiversity, restore habitats and keep ecosystems healthy.
Every project is bespoke. We assess each site and plan the grazing around what the land manager wants to achieve – the right animals, in the right numbers, at the right time. Our sites range from UNESCO World Heritage Sites, SSSIs, wildflower meadows, peatlands and heathlands to industrial sites. All our projects are fully risk assessed and managed by qualified professionals, with animal welfare and public safety at the heart of what we do.
We’ve been operating since 2018, and many of our clients work with us on multi-year contracts. Our work has been recognised through industry awards, and combines practical stock management with a solid understanding of ecology – because our focus is always on the outcomes for nature.
Our Services
Conservation grazing with hardy breed cattle, goats and sheep, including
Conservation Grazing as a Service: What My Nuffield Travels Taught Me Conservation grazing does a great deal for wildlife. But can it also be economically valuable, not just a nice-to-have? That is the question behind my Nuffield Farming Scholarship and my report, Grazing as a Service: Hooves, Habitats and Hard Economics. As one of the 24 scholars in the 2025 Nuffield cohort, I spent two years travelling to seven countries
Mentoring and Consultancy with Farming Connect and Pasture for Life If you’re looking for support in setting up a conservation grazing project or advice on virtual fencing, animal selection, or community engagement, we’d love to help. Alongside our in-house consultancy and training services, we also collaborate with Pasture for Life on selected projects, working with other specialists to deliver larger initiatives. Learn more about our work with Pasture for Life:
Staff Profile: Paula Simpson Conservation Stockperson & Volunteer Co-ordinator Paula has been with Grazing Management since 2022 and brings significant experience in the care and welfare of cattle and sheep. She holds a National Diploma in Agriculture and additional qualifications in animal health and medicine. Having grown up around cattle and sheep, she developed her stockmanship skills on dairy farms through milking and calf rearing. Paula also brings wildlife and
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Tell us about your site and what you’d like to achieve, and we’ll arrange a call to discuss options, costs and availability.
