Meet
Aaron
Land Manager
I was raised on an arable farm here in Jersey during the 80s and 90s. Like many who have the privilege of growing up in such an environment, I developed a deep love for the countryside and our natural world. Later, I pursued my passion for agriculture at Harper Adams University, where I earned my degree.
My journey took me beyond the UK as I spent a year working on farms in Australia, gaining invaluable experience. I have also worked as a self-employed farm contractor and served as a civil servant, which has enriched my understanding of the agricultural landscape.
Over the past 15 years, I have been incredibly proud of what our team has achieved, especially in the face of significant challenges. Each milestone has reinforced my commitment to conservation and sustainable farming practices.
As we look to the future, I am excited about the possibilities that lie ahead. I can't wait to see how we can further contribute to the restoration of our island's fragile ecosystems.
Together, we can continue to make a positive impact on our environment and ensure a thriving natural world for generations to come.

Meet the team
We’re a small team (of only three) and we can only achieve the outcomes that we do because of the incredible work of our two shepherds and brothers Josh and Ben Voak. Not only are they responsible for checking on our incredible animals everyday, but they’re emergency responders, midwives, machinery operators, mechanics and much more.
They bring an incredible amount of passion and hard work to the project, which couldn’t operate without them. Both Josh and Ben have taken on the management of vital parts of the project including the management of all of our grazing, health and welfare data and the management of our ‘No-fence’ collars. If you see Josh and Ben out and about be sure to stop and say ‘Hi’, they’d be delighted to answer any questions you might have.
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