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A thousand-year-old oak on our Estate has a starring role in David Attenborough’s landmark BBC series ‘Wild Isles’.
We are urging dog owners to act responsibly while visiting our Estate in the run up to lambing season.
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From Ancient Oaks to Cedar of Lebanons (one you might even recognise from Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) to Rowans and Limes, our Estate has a large variety of trees.
When Nimi and Louis Cooper started looking for a new family home, they knew they wanted to remain in their hometown.
As well as being home to Britain’s Greatest Palace, our Estate is also a great place to discover rich natural heritage.
We are inviting people to join a green recycling scheme and drop off their used Christmas Trees once the festive holidays are over.
The use of our new robot dogs will help us to gather data on the health and biodiversity of our Estate
Estate-grown Christmas trees will be on sale outside the Estate Office every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 2nd December until 18th December, 10.00 – 16.00.
We are giving people the unique opportunity to give a conscious gift this Christmas and help the environment by having a tree planted on our UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Our Estate is celebrating National Tree Week (26th November – 4th December) by encouraging more visitors to join our epic tree planting scheme across our Oxfordshire Estate.
Members of Lowland Rescue Oxfordshire carried out a major missing person training exercise on our Estate.
We are joining forces with Oxfordshire County Council and the University of Oxford to trial a series of new digital permissive pathways on our land.
The North East Cotswold Farmer Cluster to Help Reduce Flooding and Boost Biodiversity at a Scale Never Seen Before
Oaks from our Estate’s ancient woodland are being used to build an authentic Saxon house as part of a major historic reconstruction.
Gardeners on our Estate in Oxfordshire are ditching their mowers and allowing nature to lead the way.
Our Estate has joined forces with food producers Worthy Earth to create a flourishing regenerative kitchen garden within its historic Walled Garden.
A colony of wild honeybees has been rescued after being discovered inside a giant fallen oak tree branch on our Estate.
We are inviting people to nominate their local heros to be recognised in an Avenue of trees being created to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Our Estate and its unique colonies of wild honeybees had a starring role on BBC One’s Countryfile on Sunday.