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PictureConservation Grazing
Assley, Hareley, Hawkesbury and Inglestone Commons are managed under Higher Tier Countryside Stewardship.

Grazing is absolutely fundamental to the conservation of species-rich grassland and the exercise of grazing rights on the Commons is important both to preserve the heritage and the wildlife of the Commons for future generations.

You can read more about the management of the Commons by clicking on the 'Management' menu above.

                                                     The management calendar below gives an overview of the management activities on the                                                            Commons.



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