Heathpatch is committed to managing waste and creating renewable energy across its companies.

James Buckle gave permission to the Green Light Trust to plant a wood on his land near to Elmsett Primary School.

Heathpatch owns Raydon Great Wood, an ancient 200 acre woodland near Hadleigh, Suffolk.

We have created a long term management vision to develop a thriving hub of biodiversity.

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A healthy insect and bird population is important for our farming practices.

Heathpatch has started work on clearing ponds across the farm, guided by priorities set by Juliet Hawkins. Juliet is one of the country’s leading pond ecologists and pond historians

Heathpatch are committed to establishing open canopy woodland.

A substantial project was started in the 1990’s to plant trees at Calves Wood, Whatfield, previously arable ground.

Tree planting has continued apace since the planting of Calves Wood with approximately 48,000 trees planted in the last few years.