The New Forest: Shaped by Grazing

Wednesday 24 February, 11am

Step beyond the iconic ponies and discover the fascinating story behind one of Britain’s most treasured landscapes. 

Join Suzanne Kempe for a captivating, illustrated talk exploring the ancient tradition of commoning and its lasting influence on the New Forest. 

Discover how free-roaming ponies, cattle, donkeys and pigs help shape this internationally important landscape, creating habitats that support an extraordinary range of flora and fauna, including species rarely found elsewhere in the UK. 

Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts, history lovers and admirers of this unique landscape. 

Coffee at 11am, followed by lecture and a two-course lunch served in Jermyn’s House set in the heart of the Gardens.


Members’ Price: £48.50p/p

Non-Members’ Price: £61.50p/p includes Garden admission