A local environmental practice for habitat restoration, native planting, and practical nature projects.
A small team working with schools, councils, and landowners to restore habitat and care for local land.
School grounds, river edges, and gardens remade for habitat with plans people can keep.
Seasonal planting, site visits, and how we work with schools and parish councils.
Land that works for wildlife and for people
Grounded in this place
Projects rooted in real sites
Notes from the field
2026
Care that lasts seasons
We are a small team working with schools, parish councils, and private landowners across the county. We restore edges, meadows, and everyday green space so nature can return.
Intro
Good habitat work is quiet, local, and built to be looked after.
Wildedge field notes
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Whether you are planning a meadow, repairing a bank, or rethinking a school ground, we would like to hear from you.
Ready to talk about your site?
Questions we hear often
Do you only work with native plants?
We favour natives suited to your soil and setting. Where a site needs structure or screening first, we choose tough plants that still support wildlife.
Can you work with a school or parish budget?
Yes. Many projects are phased: survey and plan first, then planting in stages that match funding and volunteer time.
Who looks after the site after planting?
We leave a clear seasonal note for caretakers or owners. The aim is simple care that survives the next wet winter.
How do we start?
Send a short note about the site and what you hope for. We will suggest a walkover and a next step.
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Field notes
Occasional notes on planting, repair, and looking after land.
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