From past to present, Aaron Le Couteur reveals our coastlines story, calling for a renewed bond between humanity and nature.
Our coast, a landscape that has withstood the test of time, now faces its greatest challenge yet: surviving the impact of human apathy and environmental mismanagement.
Aaron Le Couteur from The Grazing Project explains how from ancient cultivation to innovative regenerative agriculture, the journey of our land reflects a deeper quest for sustainability. As ecosystems teeter on the brink of significant change, the push towards sustainable food systems and biodiversity conservation becomes not just beneficial but essential. He tells us what can be done to mend the bond between humanity and nature.
By introducing the Manx Loaghtan sheep to the Island, Aaron has played an important role in habitat restoration, leveraging their grazing to naturally manage and rehabilitate the land. Read more here:
jerseynationalpark.com/landscape-out-of-time/
Meet in the car park on the headland above Plémont Café.
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Bus route 8.
Duration: Allow 2.00 hours. Difficulty: 🔵🔵🔵⚪⚪
Wear sensible footwear as you’ll be walking over rocky surfaces. Please leave your dog at home.
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