Honeygar is strategically located in the centre of the Avalon Marshes. Wilded, it can connect existing nature-rich areas to help nature spread across the landscape and the wider county beyond.

Individual supporters who give £5,000 or more to our Honeygar project are recognised as Honeygar Pioneers. The support of each Honeygar Pioneer has a substantial impact on realising our vision for Honeygar. We will encourage you to be closely involved in this important, ambitious and pioneering project and watch nature return.

Our aim at Honeygar is for the buildings to become an internationally recognised hub for research, innovation and collaboration in lowland peat restoration.

Our future has to be wilder - and it can be, if we work together. Find out more.

Honeygar is located between the Trust’s Westhay Moor NNR, Westhay Heath and Catcott nature reserves in the Avalon Marshes, one of the largest and most important wetland areas in the UK.

Our aim is for the buildings at Honeygar to become an internationally recognised hub for research, innovation and collaboration in lowland peatland restoration. Learn more.

Survey that can be provided to targeted groups.

We are committed to scientific rigour and evidence-based management on all our sites including Honeygar. In partnership with academic and research bodies, including the University of West England, an extensive monitoring programme has been established. Find out more.

Thank you for your interest in this opportunity to redesign the buildings at Honeygar, our pioneering wilding site on the Somerset Levels.