Previously encouraged to industrialise to increase food production, common land on the fells in the Lake District have been overgrazed. Under new post-Brexit legislation farmers are under pressure to diversify, intensify, or retire.

Located in Grasmere, in the central Lake District, this project proposes a tentative prototype dividing portions of common land into distinct rotational grazing regimes. Novel boundaries and distinct habitats are created and restored with vernacular technique, traditions and native livestock species.