This webinar looks at research and practical projects, talking about nutrition, pests, and communicable diseases in collective grazed sheep and cattle.

With commoning and commons under pressure as never before, and poorly understood by the public and policymakers alike, there has never been a more important time to reach out to a wider audience. Commoners, farmers, landowners, and artists will tell us how and why they have been using arts, education, and events, to tell the story of commons.

This free webinar on Trees on Common Land was hosted by the Foundation for Common Land and speakers included Jez Ralph from Evolving Forests, Peter Leeson from the Woodland Trust, Simon Rogers from the National Trust as well as a talking heads session with Tamsin Thomas, OUC Project Officer in discussion with Philip French, Chair of Dartmoor Commoners Council and Richard Gray, Holne Commoner.

Carbon footprint, carbon capture, and net-zero farming are all terms upland farmers hear. But what do they mean for a farm business? This webinar intended to help farmers understand how they can map and manage their farm’s carbon footprint across in-bye and common land.