The integration of complex agroforestry system into upland landscapes provides key ecosystem services that can promote sequestration of carbon, regulate water cycles through flood alleviation and water quality improvements, and promote biodiversity through more complex, diverse habitats.

The Coppice Woodland tfeatures 8,000 trees across 14 different varieties. These trees are managed through five rotations, enhancing biodiversity and promoting sustainable forestry practices within the farm's ecosystem. It’s a valuable resource for research and development activities.

Interconnected water features included ponds, dams and swales, creates a diverse, multiple functions and resilience landscape, supporting water conservation, wildlife habitat creation, erosion control, groundwater recharge, and stormwater management.

Fllock of 130 sheep, comprising Texel, Charollais, Herdwicks, and Mules, adding a crucial element to its overall operations. This diverse mix of sheep breeds plays an essential role within the farm's integrated approach to regenerative farming.