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Wilder Wood Farm

A mixed grassland, wood-pasture and agroforestry estate

Confirmed genuine in the EcoIntel register · code SJHWM-79PJ5

Issued 8 September 2026, valid until 8 September 2027.

You are viewing the 2025 assessment. The current assessment is 2026 · 5.3 Transitional.

Where
Lowland England
Size
175.2 ha, 44 fields
Land
Mixed grassland, wood pasture and agroforestry

Wilder Wood Farm is EcoIntel’s public demonstration property. It is a mixed lowland estate: thirty-eight grassland parcels, two agroforestry alley-cropping fields, two wood-pasture parkland blocks, wet meadows along the river, and a set of rotational fields, worked as a single farm across 175 hectares. Eight continuous years of satellite history sit behind every figure on this page.

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EcoIntel Land Health badge for Wilder Wood Farm: Land Health Score 5.6 Transitional, trajectory steady across 2018 to 2025, net carbon +6.1 tCO2e per hectare per year, about 2.1 degrees cooler than comparable land on the hottest days, and the four ecosystem processes on the 1 to 9 scale.
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Satellite base-map of Wilder Wood Farm with every field boundary outlined and named across 175 hectares.
Site parcel map for Wilder Wood Farm

Four ecosystem processes

The water cycle, energy flow, mineral cycle and community dynamics, each on the 1 to 9 Land Health scale. Switch land-use track:

Land health classification

Land health classification map of Wilder Wood Farm for 2025, each 10 metre block classified 1 to 9 by its Land Health band, greener is healthier.
The highest-scoring week of 2025 at 10 metre resolution, each block classified 1 to 9 by its Land Health band.
  • 9 Flourishing
  • 8 Thriving
  • 7 Healthy
  • 6 Recovering
  • 5 Transitional
  • 4 Stressed
  • 3 Degraded
  • 2 Depleted
  • 1 Collapsed

Evaporative cooling

Local cooling contribution: 8 cooler than comparable land

Against trees, grass and crops 0.5 to 10 km around, matched for elevation and distance to coast, on the same satellite passes.

6.2

4.4 to 7.1 (average 6.2)

Steady evaporative cooling

How much absorbed sunlight the land turns into water vapour, not heat. A working water cycle cools; bare or stressed ground heats.

Wilder Wood Farm moves about 839 million litres of water into the air over the growing season, roughly 73% of it through living plants.

  • 839M LWater into the air, per season
  • 73%Cooling by living plants, not bare soil
  • 19%typicalSunlight reflected; the cooling leans on evaporation
  • 30 wksWeeks actively green, typical field

Per hectare0.75 MW cooling 4.8M litres water

Assessment is net of albedo (sunlight absorbed by darker, living canopy). The data presented here describes the net cooling effect, i.e. evaporation after albedo.

The EcoIntel Land Health Credential in Machine-readable Format

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