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Ashton Estate

Rewilding a historical estate in Northamptonshire.

Wildflower meadow at Ashton Estate in Northamptonshire with a building and some trees visible in the background
 © Ashton Estate

The Ashton Estate in Northamptonshire is planning a 176ha rewilding project. The former home to the late Dame Miriam Rothschild, a renowned entomologist and nature conservationist will embark on a new journey – to focus on nature restoration across its grounds. 

The new vision for the estate includes rewilding part of it to restore a dynamic mosaic of vegetation, including a restored lake and new naturally regenerating woodlands. 

KICK STARTING REWILDING

Sheep grazing will be kept at an extensive level across the grassland within the rewilding area to encourage the natural regeneration of vegetation and restoration of the wildflower meadows. Deer management will also be undertaken in some areas to reduce browsing pressure and allow scrubby vegetation to recover. Some supplementary tree planting will also be undertaken to restore the seed bank and accelerate natural regeneration of woodland. Lake restoration will also be undertaken, and the introduction of white storks is being explored.

NATURE BASED ENTERPRISE 

The estate supports nature tourism and holiday cottages – these enterprises will be enhanced with the rewilding activities across the estate. 

  • Woodland at Ashton Estate in Northamptonshire
     © Ashton Estate
  • A gate at Ashton Estate in Northamptonshire, opening onto a lush green field framed by shrubs and bushes
     © Ashton Estate

future plans

  1. Develop the rewilding strategy for the project
  2. Undertake a feasibility study for suitable species reintroductions
Wildflower meadow at Ashton Estate in Northamptonshire with a building and some trees visible in the background
 © Ashton Estate

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