Wild areas

We are leaving specific areas uncut around the estate. This provides a food source for important pollinators, homes for insects and small mammals, as well as improving the diversity of plant life present. We have reduced the area mowed by over eight acres and in turn, reduced our fossil fuel usage and saved time. In addition, a 2m circle of tall grass is left around the base of trees in Holkham Park

Wildflower areas within Holkham Park and near Pinewoods increase biodiversity in these areas, attracting pollinators, and look beautiful too!

Creating more compost

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We are considering how we can generate our own compost on a large scale.

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Re:WONDER

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Reuse is the best way of reducing the amount of waste we generate.

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Measuring our natural capital

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In order to improve our goal to increase natural capital every year, we first needed to work out a way of measuring it.

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Working with our contractors and suppliers

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We are working with our wedding and event suppliers to eradicate the use of skips. We’re looking at ways to improve waste on building sites.

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Data driven decision making

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We are busy behind the scenes crunching the numbers on carbon and waste so we know how we’re doing and where to improve.

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