It takes a community to
bring a vision together
Our Mission
Across our 80 acres we intend to do more than ever before:
Restore
more nature
Produce
more food
Contribute
more to the local economy
Connect
more people to wilder nature
Grange Project
At the Grange Project, we are working to inspire people with wilder nature through our 80 acre rewilding project in the heart of rural Monmouthshire. We want to demonstrate how we can transform a landscape of semi-improved grassland into something richer in every sense.
From a sole purpose of providing winter forage for beef cattle, the Grange Project is now fully diversified for nature, people and planet. Whether you're here for a corporate away day, as a guest in one of our cabins or as a young person exploring, we are confident you benefit from the magic of wilder nature.
In March 2026 the Welsh Government named the Grange Project as one of twelve sites assessed in the first pilot phase of Naturfa, the designation for land contributing to Wales's target of protecting 30% of land for nature by 2030, and recommended the project for progression along the Naturfa Pathway.
The Founders
The passionate people behind Grange Project
Dr Chloe Constable
Founder
Having worked for over 10 years within the NHS and Academia as a Psychologist and Systemic Psychotherapist, Chloe came to two conclusions. Firstly, that sustainable change occurs at a system level (whether that's a family, an organisation or society) and secondly, we have all wildly underestimated the benefits of the natural world for our wellbeing. Chloe is excited to combine these insights with her background in facilitating impactful conversation, to take the lead on our bespoke corporate away days and as Founder of the Wilder Connections Charity.
Tom Constable
Founder
With a background as a British Army Officer and a passion for entrepreneurialism, Tom is committed to ensuring that the project is financially sustainable through diverse income streams and dynamic marketing. Although he'd prefer to spend his time digging up land drains or pampering the pigs out on the rewilding project, a lot of his energy goes into supporting our ecopreneur businesses and leading the development and growth of Platform Nature.
Wilder Connections Charity
At Wilder Connections, we believe that connecting people to wilder nature has the potential to generate change on multiple levels. As a society, data suggests we are struggling. With worse physical and mental health outcomes, increasing inequality and declining nature, the system seems broken. We feel that one possible solution is helping more young people to experience the power of nature connection.
Research suggests natural environments make us healthier, more creative, more empathetic, and more apt to engage with the world and with each other. We're also more likely to take steps to protect what we care about, helping to address the climate and ecological crises.
Find Out More
See the Project Through Fresh Eyes
YouTuber Rob from Leave Curious spent a winter weekend exploring the project.
The Land
Our 80-acre site in the Welsh countryside is a playground of ideas for rewilding principles. From ancient hedgerows to wood pasture, from wildflower meadow to wetland habitats, we are working to create a mosaic of habitats whilst allowing nature to take the lead.
The management of the land is currently divided between Youngwilders (a youth non-profit encouraging more 18-30 year olds into nature recovery) and our wonderful community of volunteers. Since 2023, we have been planting, disturbing, digging and scattering - alongside two very busy pigs.
The 'Wilder Wander' is our permitted access trail around the site, get in touch with us for details of how to explore what we're doing in person. Plus look at the events page to see when our next community day or open morning is being held.
Join Our Journey
Whether you want to stay, volunteer, or simply learn more, we'd love to hear from you.