The wide open landscape of the Sussex Downs has been continuously worked and shaped by farming people from the Iron Age until the present day. The wildlife of the Downs has learnt to adapt and even thrive in this unique environment. But in recent decades, the advent of modern farming methods has brought unprecedented change. Can the Downs continue to grow food and provide a home for wildlife? Join Mark Ansell, Conservation and Stewardship Manager, Richard Goring, Estate Manager and local ecologist, Matthew Thomas to learn about the extraordinary lengths the Wiston Estate has gone to, to ensure wildlife continues to thrive on the Wiston Downs.
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